Hundreds of fish found dead in Sungai Melaka pollution incident


Low Chee Leong

MELAKA: Hundreds of freshwater fish have been found dead, as Sungai Melaka faces a major pollution incident.

Melaka Health and Anti-Drug Committee chairman Low Chee Leong described the Monday (May 20) incident as “unforgivable” and wants the authorities to take stern action against the polluters.

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