The residents of Hijauan Valdor are forced to put up with corrosion every day.
FOR years, residents thought that they only had to contend with the stink of pig farms.
But the worst was yet to come as they later observed corrosion and rust on all of their metal items and fixtures.
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Air bubbles can be seen on the surface of a river contaminated with animal faeces nearby Lorong 41 Hijauan Valdor. — Photos: ZHAFARAN NASIB and LIM BENG TATT/The Star
Copper taps most likely blackened by the pollution.
A resident shows how even coins kept in drawers have changed colour.
Decaying fence posts are a common sight in Valdor.
Valdor residents complain that copper coils of air-conditioners have corroded.
This metal gate is slowly being eaten up by harmful substances in the air.
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