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Preventing pollution at river basins
SELANGOR will scrutinise preventive measures taken by contractors of infrastructure projects near rivers to ensure silt does not end up in the water bodies.
Swift action by agencies prevent river pollution
KUALA LUMPUR: Swift action by the Lembaga Urus Air Selangor (Luas), Department of Environment (DOE) and Kajang Municipal Council (MPKj) prevented a potential water pollution incident at Sungai Semenyih here this week.
Illegal chemical dumping in Kajang
NINETEEN chemical barrels were found on Sungai Langat river reserve land in Taman Sri Reko, Kajang, Selangor.
SPAN investigates 19 drums
PETALING JAYA: The National Water Services Commission (SPAN) is investigating the presence of 19 drums of scheduled waste found at a vacant premises close to the banks of Sungai Langat in Taman Reko in Kajang.SPAN enforcement officers found 13 160-litre capacity drums and six five-litre capacity drums containing solvents on Tuesday, which they said were not properly managed.
19 barrels of chemicals found near Sungai Langat river reserve land
KAJANG: Nineteen barrels of chemicals, believed to be solvents and thinner, have been found at the Sungai Langat river reserve land in Taman Reko, Kajang.
Man apologises for making 11 speed bumps near his home
BESUT: A man who illegally installed 11 asphalt speed bumps on the street next to his house in Kampung Padang Luas, Jertih here, has apologised for his action.
Man says sorry for installing 11 speed bumps on street next to his home
BESUT (Bernama): A man who illegally installed 11 asphalt speed bumps on the street next to his house in Kampung Padang Luas, Jertih here, on Monday (Jan 14) have apologised for his action.
Protect rivers to keep taps flowing
From Dr Henry Chan, Conservation director, WWF-Malaysia.
Year of water woes in Klang Valley
THE year 2020 saw Selangor battling no less than nine incidents of raw water sources pollution, causing eight large-scale water supply disruptions affecting thousands of households in the state and several areas in Kuala Lumpur.
Tap into underground water
A letter from IR BALACHANDRAN NAICKER, Registered professional civil engineer, Subang Jaya.
