Govt’s firm decision on Lynas' licence a good move, says former minister


KUANTAN: Former minister Yeo Bee Yin (pic) has lauded the government's decision to stand its ground in continuing to impose a prohibition on cracking and leaching on Lynas Malaysia by July 2023.

The former energy, science, technology, environment and climate change minister said it was the right move in spite of intense lobbying from many fronts.

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