DOE probes oil spill at Port Dickson beach
State Health, Environment, Cooperatives and Consumerism Committee chairman, S. Veerapan said clean-up work was being conducted and advised the public not to visit the beach until the process was completed. — Bernama pic
State Health, Environment, Cooperatives and Consumerism Committee chairman, S. Veerapan said oil samples had been taken and would be sent to the Department of Chemistry to determine the cause of the spill.
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