Factory linked to Sg Penchala pollution to help to clean up river, irrespective of who’s to blame


THE factory that has been linked to the Sungai Penchala pollution issue has stepped forward to express their distress over the incident, citing that they will take a proactive stand in the clean up irrespective of who the responsible party may be.

In an official statement, Dutch Lady Milk Industries Berhad (DLMI) managing director Ramjeet Kaur Virik said, “We have been a member of the Petaling Jaya community since 1963 and we are deeply saddened by the incident.

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