Victims of toxic fumes at Johor school share their experiences


JOHOR BARU: Housewife Nurul Hidayah Amelly Abdullah was not expecting to be admitted to hospital herself when she picked up her daughter, who was sick due to inhaling toxic fumes, from SK Taman Pasir Putih here.

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