#pollution

Company also being probed under Selangor Water Management Authority Enactment – Jamaliah.

UPDATED 4.44PM | Judge rules prosecution failed to prove prima facie case.

Stop orders and penalties seem no longer enough.

It feeds into water treatment plant 16km away.

They also urge govt to be transparent when announcing results, methodology.

Orang Asli Dept claims it lacks complete details of the case.

Event included a forum with the Orang Asli and environmental experts.

Party activist notes the failure to monitor pollution in the Orang Asli village by federal ministry.

Man testifies in RM30m lawsuit by 42 plaintiffs over 2019 incident.

Some new measures heading towards right direction, but more are needed.

Johor MB urges authorities to carry out a thorough investigation into the pollution.

Floods, sea-level rise and other climate issues worsen existing rubbish problems.

Supply disruptions a huge inconvenience to residents, businesses.

Second-term assemblyperson talks of water cuts, e-waste, plastic use.

Should the law be amended again, asks Zuhdi.

'Govt should learn from other countries on how to prevent pollution.'

Jamaliah says RM1k fine on factory owner not the only action taken.

UPDATED 9.16PM | Factory owner cleaned up premises and surroundings, Latiff says.

UPDATED 3.40PM | This is due to odour pollution in Sungai Kundang, Sungai Sembah, Air Selangor says.

Jamaliah says water authority investigated, resolved odour pollution immediately after detection.

Polled M'sians also overwhelmingly back reusable solutions.

Noises affect animals, chemicals harm humans.

Company discharged industrial effluent exceeding the limit into public drains.

Enforcement agencies have conducted further investigations.