DoE: No reports on garbage from Canada dumped in Karak


A screen grab of the video where Wong and Kamache can be seen looking through the plastic waste found in a warehouse.

KUANTAN: Pahang Department of Environment (DoE) has yet to receive any report on the shocking discovery of heaps of garbage in Karak, Bentong, believed to be imported from Canada.

Its director Rosli Zul said there were no reports lodged on the matter and the department only came to know about it through a news report in Sinar Harian recently.

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