Environmentalist aghast as once-pristine waterfall turns brown


The waterfall in the Segari Melintang Forest as it was before (left) and what it looks like now. - Pix courtesy of Rakan Segari

IPOH: Environmental activist group Aktivis Sahabat Alam (Kuasa) is aghast that a once-pristine waterfall in Teluk Sera, Manjung, has been polluted.

Kuasa vice-chairman Noor Ismady Ahmad Radzuan said the site, located in the Segari Melintang Forest Reserve, was now filled with debris from soil erosion.

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