Authorities have begun the process of repatriating 148 containers of electronic waste, in a major escalation of the crackdown on the banned material. NSTP/FAIZ ANUARPORT KLANG: Authorities have begun the process of repatriating 148 containers of electronic waste, in a major escalation of the crackdown on the banned material. Port Klang MCBA commander Datuk Nik Ezanee Mohd Faisal told the New Straits Times that the notices will be forwarded to the Port Klang Authority. "The Port Klang Authority will identify the forwarding agents responsible for the containers and hand the notices over to them, formally triggering the repatriation process. "Following the completion of inspections, DoE has begun issuing notices, starting with the initial batch of 148 containers.

Source: New Strait Times March 17, 2026 22:03 UTC