Life goes on in Kg Paya, but with precautions


Perils of the job: A DOE employee being treated by medical staff after he collapsed while carrying out checks around Sungai Kim Kim in Pasir Gudang.

PASIR GUDANG: Villagers staying near Sungai Kim Kim here are going about their daily tasks as usual despite the risk of toxic fumes.

The home of Osman Mohamad, who hails from Kampung Paya near Taman Pasir Putih here, is located only 20m away from the river.

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