Foul stench emitted from Pengkalan Balak beachfront after thousands of fish found dead


MELAKA: Thousands of fish that were found lifeless along the beachfront of Pengkalan Balak has prompted Kuala Linggi assemblyman Rosli Abdullah to seek an answer whether pollution has caused the incident.

They were found along a 3km stretch of the popular recreational seafront on Sunday(March 27).

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