Quarry operator to be investigated


Villagers raising concerns over forest clearing activities in the hills, causing mud to flow into rivers and resulting in murky water from their taps.

APPROVAL for a quarry operator to conduct soil investigation in two rivers near an Orang Asli village in Sungai Buloh, Selangor, has gone awry.

The soil test has polluted Sungai Tolong and Sungai Kelebar that are the main sources of water for the villagers.

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