The E-Idaman Sdn Bhd chief executive officer said the 3% increase was due to the daily waste generation from residential premises, businesses and Ramadan bazaars.
"E-Idaman will carry out more bulk and garden waste collection in housing estates that have been identified as major generators during this period.
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