Dumped foodstuff in Kuala Krau unfit for human consumption, says ministry


PETALING JAYA: Checks by the Agriculture and Food Security Ministry on the rice and other food at a dump site in Kuala Krau in Temerloh, Pahang, found that it was unfit for consumption.

As such, the ministry urged all parties not to speculate on the issue, which is still being investigated under the Control of Padi and Rice Act 1994.

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