More greens to be imported if needed


Dr Chong (left) speaking to representatives of the 26 NGOs that received allocation from Johor government.

JOHOR will consider increasing its import of vegetables if the current hot weather persists and affects the production of crops.

State unity, trade and consumer affairs committee chairman Dr Chong Fat Full said the supply of vegetables in the state remained stable for now.

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