Take stern action on officers who turned a blind eye to illegal ewaste plant, says Negri MB


SEREMBAN: Heads of Negri Sembilan government departments and agencies have been told to issue show-cause letters to enforcement officers who failed to act against business owners involved in illegally processing imported electronic and plastic waste.

Mentri Besar Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun said he was sick and tired of being told of the existence of such activities in the state, especially along rivers which are an important source of raw water such as Sungai Linggi.

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