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Three more Johor factories ordered to stop operations
However, the offences are not related to the emitting of foul-odour gases, says state DoE director.
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However, the offences are not related to the emitting of foul-odour gases, says state DoE director.
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Minister Yeo says the district's chemical industry is more developed than other areas, but the lack of a buffer zone places them close to communities.
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UPDATED 4.55PM | The anomalous presence of these gasses would have an effect on high-risk groups such as children and people suffering from asthma, she says.
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The health minister says the four received outpatient treatment, while tests for various chemicals turned up negative results.
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The factories have the potential to cause air pollution, says Johor Environment Dept director.
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Delayed response and poor crisis management among reasons for escalation of hazard levels, says Mah.
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Students at several schools in the area have been experiencing breathing difficulties since last week.
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The relocation will be to somewhere near Lynas' Western Australian rare earth mine within five years.
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Health Ministry is closely monitoring the situation, says Dzulkefly Ahmad.
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The frog, called Litoria pterodactyla, lives in the forest canopies of Papua New Guinea and Indonesia.
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Bill Johnston confirms impending meeting with M'sian minister, but reiterates his gov't won't take back processed residuals.
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Elephants' cause of death indicates possible criminal elements, says Dr Xavier Jayakumar.
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LETTER | MIC Youth urges Vino Dini Chandragason and the Penang gov't to let students express themselves.
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"This is the aspiration of the people of Pahang, especially Kuantan residents," he says.
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Most of the RM2 billion earmarked for the scheme has already been taken up, says Mestecc sec-gen Mohd Azhar Yahaya.
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UPDATED 12.30PM | Mestecc's deputy sec-gen says a spike in heavy metals in the water appears to be a one-off event, but the source is still undetermined.
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"We think we'll have to renew the license," says the premier.
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Latest tests around Lynas gave negative readings for heavy metals, says Xavier Jayakumar.
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LETTER | It raises several other issues, such as the hypocrisy of developed countries and the need for multilateral cooperation.
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Yeo says the study will be conducted through a collaboration between GreenTech M'sia and the UK gov't.
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