In March last year, the Sungai Kim Kim incident in Pasir Gudang taught us a lesson on the devastating effects of pollution on the well-being of loved ones. — Filepic
THE world has been at somewhat of a standstill over the last few months as people stay at home to combat the spread of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Amid the health and economic effects of the crisis, a silver lining has seemed to emerge as cities across the world report a decline in pollution levels.
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