Long-suffering residents want state govt to act on farms


It’s that bad: Sargunan (right) and Chew showing the polluted water from a canal near their housing area.

NIBONG TEBAL: The residents of a gated community here, facing pollution hazards from nearby pig and poultry farms, lead an isolated life.

“We don’t invite friends to our homes. We will never hold parties here,” said resident R. Sargunan, 38.

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