: The reopening of the Johor Zoo scheduled for this month has been postponed to August due to unexpected upgrade works.said the additional works costing RM1.1 million caused the delay.
The problem involves building separate sewage pipes for each animal enclosure, fixing damaged pool walls and updating old plumbing and electrical systems. The Johor Zoo, located in the heart of Johor Bahru, was established in 1928 and is the country’s oldest zoo, spanning 12.5 hectares and housing over 100 animal species.
He noted the company’s failure to provide prior notice of water disruptions, particularly in residential areas like Felda Bukit Permai, including on the first day of Aidilfitri last Wednesday.
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