DID: Water quality improves with less pollutants in Sungai Pinang


Workers removing rubbish trapped at the log boom by transferring them in baskets to dumpsters beside Sungai Pinang in Penang. - LIM BENG TATT/The Star

LOCKDOWN or not, Sungai Pinang in Penang still gets a daily haul of rubbish especially those trapped at the log boom barrier installed in the river.

Further from the log boom, however, the amount of rubbish appears to be less than before.

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