Pyrolysis should not be continued at the expense of residents’ health


Evidence: One of the boilers used to boil used tyres to extract low grade industrial oil. -filepic

THEY have continued with their business of boiling tyres despite protests from neighbours.

The act - pyrolysis - to extract low grade industrial oil also releases cancer-causing toxic fumes like dioxin and furan, which has been a cause of concern in Perak recently.

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Family & Community , Perak , tyres , environment , toxic

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