Awareness campaigns on the environment still the way to go, says Johor govt


JOHOR BARU: Creating awareness programmes on environmental cleanliness will continue to be on the state government's agenda despite no significant changes in the public’s care for the environment.

Johor tourism, environment, heritage, and culture committee chairman K. Raven Kumar said the Drainage and Irrigation Department (DID) has collected more than 30 tonnes of waste from Sungai Skudai every month for the past two years.

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