DOE wades in to get to the bottom of fish kill


The dead fishes in Sungai Keroh has now been cleared.

Water samples from Sungai Keroh have been collected and sent for analysis after thousands of dead fish were found in a stretch of river behind Laman Damai Apartment in Kepong, Kuala Lumpur.

Kuala Lumpur Department of Environment (DOE) director Tunku Khalkausar Tunku Fathahi suspected that pollutants from upstream caused the incident.

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