DOE to probe dumping of chemical waste in Masai

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Johor MB Osman Sapian has instructed DOE to investigate.

Johor Mentri Besar Osman Sapian has instructed the Department of Environment to investigate several alleged cases of dumping of chemical waste in the Masai area.

“Until a complete report is obtained from DOE, the area should be entirely closed for the clean-up and investigation to be carried out. “If it’s true that irresponsible people have dumped effluents illegally, strict action will be taken against them,” he said in a statement here yesterday. Osman vowed that he will never allow a repeat of the chemical waste disaster because the people’s lives and safety cannot be gambled with.Earlier, several blue barrels believed to for use as containers of chemical effluents were found near Sungai Sembilang behind Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Taman Tanjung Puteri Resort.

The school is one of the several where the students had felt the impact of toxic fumes that had emanated from the chemical waste dumped into Sungai Kim Kim 12 days ago.To post or ‘like’ comments on Malaysiakini stories, you will need to sign in with an active paid subscription.

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