Stop passing the buck, be systematic in tackling pollution, activists urge


IPOH: Environmental pollution must be looked at from a big-picture perspective to identify weaknesses, as merely increasing fines under new amendments to the law will not solve the problem, says the Environmental Activists Society (Kuasa).

Its secretary Noor Ismady Ahmad Radzuan said Kuasa encountered several issues concerning river encroachment and a change in the river shape in Manjung.

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