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The document outlines the key features and infrastructure of the proposed city of Hyperjaya including green buildings utilizing solar power and maximizing daylight, areas for tourism and hospitality like museums and hotels, robust security systems using CCTV and biometric scanning, a extensive public transport network of buses, metro lines, bullet trains and solar-powered vehicles, disaster relief infrastructure, sophisticated weather forecasting, water and waste management systems that treat, collect, filter, and reuse resources, and a conclusion with contact details for Hyperjaya Holdings.
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