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Chemical waste leaves trail of destruction

Unbearable: A resident at the site of the discarded waste. — Bernama

BATU GAJAH: The odour was unbearable and cows in the area died one after another.

This came about after green and blue-coloured substances, believed to be chemical waste, were found along with other waste on a vacant land here.

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Odour , cows died , chemical waste , R. Nithiananthan , Taman Tronoh Baru , lorries dumping waste , police report , Nor Affandi Ahmad , Perak Environment Department

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