Lynas to send waste abroad


KUANTAN: Lynas Corp has submitted a letter of undertaking to send its rare earth processing residue elsewhere if no suitable waste disposal site could be found in Malaysia.

“Even though the Government is satisfied there will be no radioactive residue produced during the plant’s operation, we have ordered Lynas to guarantee and plan the provision of a permanent waste disposal facility far from human population as recommended by the International Atomic Energy Agency.

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