Keeping track of toxic waste


  • Letters
  • Thursday, 28 Mar 2019

THE toxic waste pollution incident at Pasir Gudang, Johor is unfortunate because while we are, as a country, already on the verge of becoming a fully developed nation, we still have such irresponsible practices of indiscriminate disposal of hazardous wastes.

How can we prevent such incidents from happening again? How can we put a stop to such despicable acts by unscrupulous people?

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