In the past few weeks, a number of residents and visiting family members have sought clarification on various issues pertaining to the establishment of security barricades in the Section Five area. Your participation and interest in this process is much appreciated and has helped somewhat to refine proposals to improve the execution of this project. All these queries have been responded to by ED LEE. For the benefit of the Section Five community and people that use the recreation areas of Gasing Hill, some of these Frequently Asked Questions and their responses are recorded here for the benefit of those of you with similar queries. Read More →

Bukit Gasing is one of the last remaining green lungs in PJ and as one of the few places that urban dwellers can be refreshed by nature it is frequented by people seeking recreation both from within and outside the Section 5 area. Read More →

The Bukit Gasing forest was until 50 years ago a rubber plantation. Since tapping ceased the hill has slowly reverted to secondary forest and although there are still a number of rubber trees many new plants and trees have grown from seeds carried on the wind or dropped by birds. Read More →

Most of us living in Petaling Jaya know little about the origins of the sprawling metropolis we live in. Vimala Sundram gives some insight into the early days of Pee Jay. Read More →