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PETALING Jaya City
Council (MBPJ) has plans to purchase a
new incinerator for its crematorium in
Kampung Tunku.
PETALING Jaya City Council (MBPJ) has
plans to purchase a new incinerator for
its crematorium in Kampung Tunku.
During Tuesday's fullboard meeting
councillor Derek Fernandez highlighted
the need for more efficient
incinerators.
He said it was brought to the attention
of several councillors that two of the
three incinerators at the council's
crematorium was faulty.
It was learnt that a family was forced
to bring a body to a nearby private
crematorium instead recently.
"We need to provide good service. Let us
not cite cost as an excuse for poor
maintenance.
"Good service should always be
emphasised. It does not matter if we
have to spend more to provide the best
facility.
"The residents of Petaling Jaya will be
very grateful for the facility and its
good service," he said.
Mayor Datuk Mohamad Roslan Sakiman said
the council has plans to purchase a new
incinerator with full maintenance to be
provided by the builder.
A council officer explained that there
are three incinerators in the
crematorium. Two are operational at all
times and one remains as a backup.
He said two of the incinerators had
become faulty and that the council does
not want to risk overusing the remaining
one.
"We can't take the risk with just one
incinerator. What happens if it breaks
down while a body is being cremated?"
said an officer.
He added that each day a maximum of five
bodies can be cremated. Each body takes
a minimum of two hours to cremate. Every
month about 40 bodies are cremated.
The council spends RM100,000 each year
for the maintenance of the incinerators.
Maintenance is done by the council's
mechanical team.
The cost to cremate a body is RM180.
Two of the incinerators are 15 years old
and one was purchased three years ago at
the cost of RM500,000.
The council also has plans to provide an
e-Kubur (e-Graveyard) service at its
Kota Damansara Muslim cemetery.
Data such as burial plot number,
location of the burial spot and other
details of the deceased will be
computerised.
The family of the deceased can check
these details before entering the
graveyard.
Meanwhile, the council hopes to complete
its internal audit investigation on the
case of the Petaling Jaya Local Plan 2.
The council has decided to use the
state-approved plan as a guideline for
all the developments.
The investigation report will be
presented to the state executive council
latest by end of this month.
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