Stinking issue in Tanjung Sepat


Tourist draw: Tanjung Sepat is a favourite destination for domestic tourists as it has a few scenic spots. Fortunately, this portion of the seaside is still unmarred by pollution. — filepic

THE first thing that greets visitors upon their arrival in Tanjung Sepat, Kuala Langat, is the shoreline. However, it is not a pretty sight.

The pungent odour of animal waste from livestock farms in nearby Ladang Tumbuk fills the air and the waves lapping the shore is a grim shade of black.

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