‘Johor needs to keep rivers alive’


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 14 Jan 2016

JOHOR BARU: The authorities have been urged to quickly restore dead or dying rivers in the state to help ensure sustainable long-term water resources.

Many of the rivers are polluted, mostly due to uncontrolled economic activity, and are drying up, said the Malaysian Nature Society.

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