Pasir Gudang MCA says Johor govt, authorities did not learn lessons from Sungai Kim Kim incident


Workers cleaning up the contaminants from Sungai Kim Kim after hundreds of people were affected while it also forced the closure of the schools.

JOHOR BARU: Pasir Gudang MCA believes the state government and the authorities involved in the second air pollution incident here did not learn a lesson from the Sungai Kim Kim incident.

Its chief Tan Tuan Peng said Monday (June 24) that it has been more than three months after Sungai Kim Kim but the air pollution had recurred.

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