Hi, any opinion on airplane noise in this area? Went there today, within 1 hour saw 3 planes. Came across article in Star in 2016. Have the noise improved? Anybody knows?

Sometimes there are planes but they don’t fly low at all so the sound is quite negligible.

hi, would kindly add me...many thanks

hi, would kindly add me...many thanks

Hi, May I join as well ? Just sign SPA for Hampton Superlinks.

Hi....The WA group is for Hemingway..
Not sure Hampton resident started any WA group d or not.

Been reading Google Reviews about open burning taking place every day near BSC. Can any current residents attest to this?

BSC which area they mentioning?
Nearby where?

BSC which area they mentioning?
Nearby where?

should be banyan 1 area i think... senna dont smell anything

https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news...ping-operations

Reported by the star couple days back. As a resident for almost 5 years, yes sometimes we do get the burning smell but it’s not as frequent as mentioned in the reviews.

And if you drive along the road from the main entrance to LATAR, you’ll see those illegal dump site mentioned in the report above.

RESIDENTS are frustrated with the lack of action against several illegal dumpsites which have been operating for over two years along Jalan Kuala Selangor in Bandar Seri Coalfields, Sungai Buloh.

A local residents’ association representative said these illegal operations, which were located less than 1km away from homes, had been up and running since he moved in two years ago.

“Every night, residents have to deal with the foul odour of burning plastic and other strong smells which pollute the air,” he said.

“There are a few sites possibly operated by different syndicates,” he said, adding that each site often had large hoardings to hide their illegal activities.


Excavators, bulldozers and lorries dumping rubbish at the sites were also common.

Another resident said that the dumpsites had attracted a large number of pests such as rodents and flies to the area.

She also said residents had to keep their doors and windows shut most of the time to keep foul smells from coming into their homes.

“Most of the rubbish seems to be construction waste,” she said.

Despite repeated complaints by several residents to the Kuala Selangor District Council (MDKS), little has been done to stop the illegal activities.

MDKS Health and Environment Department director Jefriee Manaf said it had issued at least five notices for public nuisance under Section 82(5) of the Local Government Act 1976.

“Seven compounds were issued until June this year, while four lorries were seized.

“Last year, a total of 46 compounds were issued and 11 lorries were also seized from the dumpsites,” he said.

However, the action taken had done little to deter the syndicates operating at these dumpsites.

Jefriee also said the issue was out of the council’s jurisdiction and should be handled by the Kuala Selangor District and Land Office.

He assured that the department would be organising a meeting with all relevant authorities to resolve the matter.