Perak DOE officers now on regular fire patrols


Reports by IMRAN HILMY, RAHIMY RAHIM, SIRA HABIBU, DIYANA PFORDTEN and ILI AQILAH

IPOH: Officers from the Perak Department of Environment (DoE) have begun carrying out regular patrols in certain areas following the activation of the National Open Burning Action Plan.

“There have been reports saying that the northern side of the state has not been getting any rainfall for the last seven days. We have officers stationed there to assist should there be any bushfire or open burning.

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