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Malaysian authorities have closed an unlicensed waste dumping facility in Kampung Maju Jaya, Johor, after residents complained of odour and smoke pollution. Four men were arrested during the operation.
Brunei's police have arrested two foreign nationals accused of trespassing and stealing agarwood from a forested area in Tutong District. The suspects face potential fines and imprisonment under forestry laws.
Perak's Department of Environment has ordered a palm oil mill to halt contaminated sludge discharge following a July 5 reservoir collapse that polluted Sungai Sepetang. The incident killed over two tonnes of fish and disrupted livelihoods in Kampung Dew.
Kedah's Department of Environment has uncovered an illegal waste disposal site spanning 250 square metres in Bukit Banyan, where contractors were burning waste to extract metals without regulatory approval.