Lynas appeals against ministry order


KUANTAN: Lynas Malaysia is ap­­peal­ing against the Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Cli­mate Change Ministry’s decision to have the company remove its residue from the country.

The rare earth material producer said that this move was in line with the Atomic Energy Licensing Act in relation to the decision conveyed in a ministry’s press statement and in a letter from the Atomic Energy Licensing Board deputy director dated Dec 4, 2018.

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