Conduct EIA study before starting any development project


THE increasing number of wildlife killed on our roads is an issue that Sahabat Alam Malaysia (SAM) is finding difficult to ignore.

The most recent tragic case was the death of a female jumbo killed by a cement tanker while crossing the road from a jungle along the East-West Highway.

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