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This document summarizes the history and features of Subang Ria Recreational Park in Klang Valley, Malaysia. It notes that the park was created in 1987 with a pond in the middle and serves as the main recreational area for local residents. The park was rebuilt in 2007 and hosts annual fishing competitions. The park features a jogging trail, playground facilities, and open space for public use. Trees, asphalt, plastic, and metal materials are used throughout the park.
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- 1. NAME: CARLSON KO 0319564 EFFECTIVE PUBLIC COMMUNICATION – ORAL PRESENTATION PART 2 TOPIC : PARKS AND GARDENS IN KLANG VALLEY
- 2. LOCATION
- 3. HISTORICAL BACKGROUND ï‚¢ In 1987, Taman Subang Ria been created with a pond in the middle of the park. ï‚¢ Located nearby Sime Darby Medical Centre and it serves as the main recreational park for the residents. ï‚¢ In 2007, They rebuilt the park ï‚¢ They will have fishing competition there almost every year.
- 4. STRUCTURE AND LAYOUT ï‚¢ This is a 0.71 mi Run in Subang Jaya, Malaysia. ï‚¢ The Run has a total ascent of 18.8 ft and has a maximum elevation of 126.94 ft. ï‚¢ This route was created by Nelorahdeloris on 03/10/2009.
- 6. FACILITIES
- 7. This park is a public park and open space for people to enjoy the air outside that are provided.
- 8. TYPES OF MATERIAL USED Tree’s Asphalt to make tar roads Plastic material and metal bars
- 9. CONCLUSION
- 10. REFERENCE ï‚¢ https://virtualmystic.wordpress.com/tag/green-lung/ ï‚¢ https://www.google.com.my/maps/place/Subang+Ri a+Recreational+Park/@3.0820323,101.5956643,18 z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x31cc4c67b46b903d:0x501c0 e492f8d4456 ï‚¢ https://www.google.com.my/search?q=subang+ria+ park&biw=1366&bih=638&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source =univ&sa=X&ei=HvfRVN_lJ8SeugSy0YKgDg&ved= 0CBsQsAQ#imgdii=_