Rivers become a dumping site


ISKANDAR PUTERI: People are taking the easy way out to get rid of their unwanted and old household items by dumping them into Sungai Skudai, said Johor health, environment, education and information committee chairman Datuk Ayub Rahmat.

He said the river was filled with rubbish and even broken sofas, beds, unwanted refrigerators, televisions and even washing machines.

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