‘Enforce environmental laws’


PETALING JAYA: Many culprits flouting environmental laws have yet to be brought to court due to a shortage of trained enforcement agency officers.

Federal Court judge Datuk Azhar Mohamed said there was no shortage of environmental laws enacted to create a balance between development and conserving the environment.

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