SHAH ALAM, Oct 23 — Six container lorries were towed to Shah Alam City Council (MBSA) impound depots during a joint operation yesterday targeting heavy vehicles parked in prohibited areas across the city.
The October 22 operation was conducted along Persiaran Sepang in Sections 27 and 28, Shah Alam, in collaboration with the Kota Kemuning Branch Office (PCKK), the Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) and the Selangor Road Transport Department (JPJ).
In a statement, MBSA said the six container lorries were towed to its impound depots in Sections 17 and 31.
Police also issued six compounds, while JPJ issued another six for various offences detected during the operation.
The operation was led by MBSA assistant enforcement officer Mohamad Aizuddin and involved the council's Enforcement Department and Corporate and Public Relations Department, alongside PDRM and Selangor JPJ.
Also present was MBSA councillor and Zone 10 Residents' Representative Council (MPP) chairman Wan Shaharuddin Shah Ismail.
According to MBSA, the joint operation aimed to ensure compliance with the law and address the problem of heavy vehicles parked in unauthorised areas.
The council said it would continue to intensify enforcement efforts with relevant agencies to ensure road safety, public order and smooth traffic flow across Shah Alam.
Heavy vehicle owners and drivers were also advised to comply with existing regulations and refrain from parking in prohibited areas.
