Greenpeace: Rubbish burned at Pulau Indah may have come from Jenjarom landfills


  • Nation
  • Monday, 15 Jul 2019

SHAH ALAM: The rubbish burnt in small piles at Pulau Indah may have come from illegal landfills in Jenjarom, says Greenpeace Malaysia campaigner Heng Kiah Chun.

Heng said that he visited both the Halal Hub and Sungai Chandong on June 3 to see what rubbish was being burned there.

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