My hometown sustainability

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The document provides information about Tan Shong Liang, a student with student ID A133006, and his hometown of Ipoh, Malaysia. Ipoh is the capital city of Perak state and the fourth largest city in Malaysia, located north of Kuala Lumpur. It has a population of over 700,000 people and is surrounded by limestone caves that are popular tourist destinations.

Name: Tan Shong Liang
No. Matrik: A133006
Lecturer:Dr. Muhamad Nazri Bin Borhan
Hometown : Ipoh

? Ipoh is the capital city of Perak state, Malaysia. It
is approximately 200 km (125 miles) north of
Kuala Lumpur and 130 km (81 miles) south of
Penang on the North-South Expressway
? Ipoh remains one of Malaysia's largest cities. It is
the fourth largest city in Malaysia. It has a
population of 702,464, with a total urban area
population of 1,143,778. It ranks as the sixth most
populous urban centre in Malaysia. (2007).

? Ipoh is surrounded by limestone caves and there
are several cave temples.
? Sam Po Tong
? Perak Tong
? Kek Lok Tong
? Gua Tempurung
? Gunung Lang

? The generation rate of 0.85 kg/capita per day is
increasing by 5.4% per annum
? No plastic bag day like Selangor
? Recycling Programme by Ipoh District

? Impact of the development, services, housing,
transport and consumable on the environment
? The Old Town (west of the Kinta River)
? The New Town (east of the Kinta River)
? While development also trying to keep the natural
environment like limestone caves

? Trunk roads: The old interstate Route 1 connects
Ipoh with neighboring towns and other
? Highway: The new North-South Expressway
? Train: Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM)
? Bus
? Air: the Sultan Azlan Shah Airport

? Primary education
? Secondary education
? Tertiary education (local : UTAR, KTAR, UTP and
etc)

? Hospital Pantai Ipoh
? Hospital Fatimah Ipoh
? Hospital Besar Ipoh
? Hospital KPJ Ipoh
? Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun Ipoh

The average annual rainfall is 2881.6 mm with average
temperatures ranging between 22 ��C and 32 ��C.

? White Coffee
? Chicken Rice
? Yong Tau Foo
? Dim Sum
? Salted Chicken
? Biscuits
? Fruits

? As the world��s biggest tin producer, Perak used to be
one of the wealthiest states in the country before
? Manufacturing
? Agri-aquaculture,
? Tourism
? Construction,
? Mining and service industries
? Now exports electrical or electronic products, textiles
and clothing, chemicals, industrial machinery,
appliances and apparatus, rubber, ceramic, wood,
cement and metal products.

? Since Ipoh is one of the biggest town in Malaysia,
so the unemployment rate in Ipoh is very low.

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My hometown sustainability

1. Name: Tan Shong Liang No. Matrik: A133006 Lecturer:Dr. Muhamad Nazri Bin Borhan Hometown : Ipoh

3. ? Ipoh is the capital city of Perak state, Malaysia. It is approximately 200 km (125 miles) north of Kuala Lumpur and 130 km (81 miles) south of Penang on the North-South Expressway ? Ipoh remains one of Malaysia's largest cities. It is the fourth largest city in Malaysia. It has a population of 702,464, with a total urban area population of 1,143,778. It ranks as the sixth most populous urban centre in Malaysia. (2007).

5. ? Ipoh is surrounded by limestone caves and there are several cave temples. ? Sam Po Tong ? Perak Tong ? Kek Lok Tong ? Gua Tempurung ? Gunung Lang

6. ? The generation rate of 0.85 kg/capita per day is increasing by 5.4% per annum ? No plastic bag day like Selangor ? Recycling Programme by Ipoh District

7. ? Impact of the development, services, housing, transport and consumable on the environment ? The Old Town (west of the Kinta River) ? The New Town (east of the Kinta River) ? While development also trying to keep the natural environment like limestone caves

8. ? Trunk roads: The old interstate Route 1 connects Ipoh with neighboring towns and other ? Highway: The new North-South Expressway ? Train: Keretapi Tanah Melayu (KTM) ? Bus ? Air: the Sultan Azlan Shah Airport

9. ? Primary education ? Secondary education ? Tertiary education (local : UTAR, KTAR, UTP and etc)

10. ? Hospital Pantai Ipoh ? Hospital Fatimah Ipoh ? Hospital Besar Ipoh ? Hospital KPJ Ipoh ? Hospital Raja Permaisuri Bainun Ipoh

12. The average annual rainfall is 2881.6 mm with average temperatures ranging between 22 ��C and 32 ��C.

13. ? White Coffee ? Chicken Rice ? Yong Tau Foo ? Dim Sum ? Salted Chicken ? Biscuits ? Fruits

14. ? As the world��s biggest tin producer, Perak used to be one of the wealthiest states in the country before ? Manufacturing ? Agri-aquaculture, ? Tourism ? Construction, ? Mining and service industries ? Now exports electrical or electronic products, textiles and clothing, chemicals, industrial machinery, appliances and apparatus, rubber, ceramic, wood, cement and metal products.

15. ? Since Ipoh is one of the biggest town in Malaysia, so the unemployment rate in Ipoh is very low.

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