Locals still awaiting answer on waste dumped in Chepor


IPOH: When resort owner Nasarudin Umar saw lorries dumping some soil-like substance on a piece of land near his premises in Chepor here about five years ago, he was worried.

However, Nasarudin, 52, was given the assurance then that the green and grey-coloured substance, believed to be industrial waste, was harmless.

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