MB: No need to publicly argue with GLC over pollution of Sungai Johor


Mohamed Khaled releasing fish fry into the Seluyut Dam in Kota Tinggi — Bernamapic

KOTA TINGGI: The state government will not publicly spar with a government-linked company over the recent detection of high ammonia content in Sungai Johor while awaiting further test results.

Mentri Besar Datuk Mohamed Khaled Nordin said there was no need to argue publicly with the GLC-owned palm oil mill in Ulu Remis near Kluang which had been identified as having caused the pollution in Sungai Johor earlier this month.

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