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Klang Factory Slapped With RM10,000 Fine, Under Investigation For Discharging Red Waste Into Public Drains

Klang Factory Slapped With RM10,000 Fine, Under Investigation For Discharging Red Waste Into Public Drains
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HR Ministry orders immediate investigation on LRT3 project site incident | Malaysia

Friday, 30 Jul 2021 03:23 PM MYT The collapsed metal scaffolding of the LRT 3 project in Bukit Tinggi, Klang, July 29, 2020. Picture by Hari Anggara Follow us on Instagram and subscribe to our Telegram channel for the latest updates. PUTRAJAYA, July 30 ― The Human Resource Ministry (KSM) has instructed the Federal Territory and Selangor Department of Occupational Safety and Health (DOSH) to conduct immediate investigation on yesterday’s incident in which an iron scaffolding collapsed at the Light Rail Transit 3 (LRT3) construction site in Bandar Bukit Tinggi, Klang. In a statement issued here, today, the ministry said the comprehensive investigation involved the Forensic Engineering Division and the Construction Site Security Division at DOSH to identify the cause of the incident.

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Malaysia: Protesters and government critics face new wave of harassment by authorities

Malaysia: Protesters and government critics face new wave of harassment by authorities Image from Twitter account @StPinkie A recent surge in police harassment and criminal proceedings against activists, journalists, and peaceful protesters threatens human rights and undermines public health during the COVID-19 pandemic, said ARTICLE 19. The freedom to discuss public affairs and criticise officials is essential to ensure government effectiveness, efficiency, and accountability. The Malaysian government must stop targeting government critics and ensure that Malaysians can enjoy fundamental freedoms during the pandemic. “In Malaysia, police harassment of journalists and activists is positively correlated with the volume and vigour of critical speech directed at the government. Protests and social media commentary are often followed by investigations and criminal charges,” said Matthew Bugher, ARTICLE 19’s Head of Asia Programme. “It is no surprise that this wave of harassme

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Selangor DoE eyeing possible sources behind pollution that caused fish to die in Sg Damansara | Malaysia

Selangor DoE eyeing possible sources behind pollution that caused fish to die in Sg Damansara | Malaysia
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EKVE concessionaire denies being cause of murky water in Sungai Klang

EKVE concessionaire denies being cause of murky water in Sungai Klang 21 Feb 2021 / 21:33 H. Sungai Klang on Feb 18-Bernama KUALA LUMPUR, Feb 21: EKVE Sdn Bhd has denied allegations that the murky water in Sungai Klang recently originated from the East Klang Valley Expressway (EKVE) project site. The highway concessionaire in a statement today said the project site where minor earthworks were being carried out at a section of Sungai Ampang near the Ampang Treatment Plant Intake was located 15 kilometres away from Sungai Klang. “That is too far for any silt flow – if at all there was any – from our project site at Sungai Ampang to affect the water quality in Sungai Klang,” the statement said in response to media reports alleging that the EKVE construction project was the source of the river water contamination.

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