Respect the environment, don't blindly chase profit, says Perak Sultan

By MANJIT KAUR

Photo: Bernama

IPOH: The obsession for infrastructure development and business profit cannot justify the greed to wreck the environment, says Perak’s Sultan Nazrin Muizzuddin Shah.

He said lately, natural disasters have been occurring with increasing frequency and should be regarded as a divine censure of our misbehaviour, turning nature against us.

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Perak Sultan , Sultan Nazrin Muizuddin Shah , Natural disasters , Environment , Climate change , Food supply , Pandemic , Covid-19 , War , Economy

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