Johor to identify industries perating along all rivers


Ismail (left, in purple) shaking hands with representatives from the Johor Village Heads Association during the open house at Dewan Kompleks Tan Sri Mohamed Rahmat.

JOHOR BARU: The state government will soon carry out an aerial mapping exercise to identify industry players operating along all rivers following the ammonia pollution that caused a major water disruption in Sungai Johor.

“This is needed to prevent similar incidents of pollution especially in rivers supplying raw water to consumers,” said State Secretary Datuk Ismail Karim.

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