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Nearly 800,000 affected by major water disruption in Johor after sand mining pond burst pollutes Sungai Johor
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Nearly 800,000 affected by major water disruption in Johor after sand mining pond burst pollutes Sungai Johor
JOHOR BAHRU: Close to 800,000 residents across Johor have found themselves scrambling for water after pollution from a burst sand mining pond turned Sungai Johor murky and forced several water treatment plants to shut down temporarily. According to The Star, the incident, which began on Friday (Oct 31), caused an unscheduled water disruption that affected […]
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