Additional measures should be taken in Kota Tinggi for public safety


A filepic of one of many sand mining pools in Kota Tinggi.

JOHOR BARU: The state government has been urged to close the sand mining pools in Tenggara, Kota Tinggi, as they pose a risk to the public, especially children.

Green Earth Society Johor president P. Sivakumar said there were many abandoned sand mining pools located near the Kota Tinggi waterfalls – a popular picnic spot among locals and Singaporeans.

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