Villagers blame tin mining activities

By MANJIT KAUR
  • Nation

  • Saturday, 06 Apr 2019

GERIK: In recent years, villagers li­­ving near Sungai Rui here have stop­­ped swimming in the murky river.

But it was very different just some 10 years back when the water was clear, clean, and fish could be seen swimming in it.

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