Agriculture firms to lose contracts if they break the rules


Deceptive calm: A man fishing at the Sembrong Dam, where the water quality has continued to worsen.

KLUANG: Agriculture companies which do not adhere to farming regulations around the Sembrong Dam will face tough action, including having their concession agreement terminated.

This includes those who encroach on the dam’s buffer zone or use excessive pesticides.

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