Over 200 containers with illegal waste still stuck at M’sian ports


KLANG: A huge number of containers with waste material is stuck in various ports in Malaysia as they have nowhere to go.

These containers are carrying waste material that Energy, Science, Technology, Environment and Climate Change Minister Yeo Bee Yin, in April, ordered to be sent back to the country of origin after they were found stashed in illegal recycling factories.

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