Disused cars in industrial area play host to mosquito larvae


Low and a Kinta District health officer checking the stagnant water inside the boot of an abandoned car in Anjung Tawas Damai.

Abandoned cars in the Anjung Tawas Damai light industrial area in Ipoh are becoming more than just an eyesore, say people in the area.

The derelict vehicles could give rise to another dengue outbreak in the area and residents living nearby are worried that they could catch dengue fever if no action is taken.

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