US EditionExco: No compromise in handling illegal waste at Sg Tangkas
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Illegal trafficking — of people, drugs, wildlife, weapons or waste — grows in the gaps left by the state and in the greed of criminal networks. Why does it happen? Everything points to a mixture of weak regulations, lack of state control, and the action of organized groups that cut through chaos. First, the state. Without clear laws or firm enforcement, traffickers have a free way. Legal differences between countries are a gift to them: traffick…
Exco: No compromise in handling illegal waste at Sg Tangkas
By Dewi Abdul Rahman SHAH ALAM, July 6 — Those involved in the illegal dumping and burning of rubbish at Sungai Tangkas, Kajang, are urged to cease such activities or face stern action immediately. State executive councillor for local government, tourism, and New Village development Dato’ Ng Suee Lim said the state government will not tolerate any form of illegal pollution that endangers residents and the environment. “The Sungai Tangkas area ha…
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