Poultry farmer Shahnur Nazri, 30, showing the difference in color between normal water (left) and the water he took from the rivers and pond at Kampung Tuan Sheh, Kota Tinggi here. Pix by: NORBAITI PHAHARORADZI/TheStar.
JOHOR BARU: There must be strong political will by the government to deal with pollution and the issue of cleaning up the rivers in Johor.
The Malaysian Nature Society (MNS) Johor chairman Vincent Chow said the state government, over the years, had organised various campaigns and allocated money to save the rivers but there was no improvement.
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