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Batu Ferringhi becomes ‘grey’ area

By LO TERN CHERN
Unsavoury: The beachfront along the Batu Ferringhi tourist belt in Penang.

GEORGE TOWN: The sea in Batu Ferringhi became so polluted that it turned brackish grey, but there was no one to blame.

Instead of an emerald sea, beach- goers were greeted yesterday with cloudy water all along the 2km tourism belt.

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