Breathing new life into Sg Ulu Benut


Fish and prawn fries being released into the now improved Sungai Ulu Benut.

THIRTY thousand fish and prawn fries in total have been released into Sungai Ulu Benut in Simpang Renggam in a step towards turning one of Johor’s most polluted rivers into an environment for recreational use.

Simpang Renggam MP Dr Maszlee Malik said an application for the aquatic fry was submitted to the Fisheries Department earlier this year as part of a plan to improve the river’s condition.

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