MPK to let Selangor DoE probe dead fish at retention pond case


A worker removing a dead fish from the retention pond in Ambang Botanic 1, Klang.

KLANG: Investigations into the hundreds of dead tilapia fish at a retention pond with discoloured water in Ambang Botanic 1 will be left to the Selangor Department of Environment (DoE).

Klang Municipal Council (MPK) president Datuk Mohamad Yasid Bidin said the municipality did not have the expertise to conduct toxicity tests on water samples and would leave it to the DoE.

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