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Deputy minister calls for environmental stewardship as Miri River climbs out of polluted category
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Deputy minister calls for environmental stewardship as Miri River climbs out of polluted category
Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Threads WhatsApp Telegram Len Talif (seated centre), flanked by Jack on his right and Sharon, take a group photo after the launch of the programme. MIRI (June 16): The Miri River has recorded a notable improvement in water quality over the past year but there needs a fundamental shift in public attitudes towards the waterway, said Datuk Len Talif Salleh. The Deputy Minister for Urban Planning, Land Administration and En…
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