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QuickCheck: Were the dead fish found on a Melaka beach killed by pollution?

LAST week, photos emerged online of thousands of dead fish that were found washed up along the Pengkalan Balak beach in Melaka. Was this due to sulphur pollution as claimed by some, including a group of fishermen?

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