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Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister’s Department Mohamed Hanipa Maidin told reporters on Thursday that Putrajaya will not be declaring an emergency in Pasir Gudang as the Johor state government has yet to submit a request.
Nevertheless, he added that the federal government is assisting Johor as if it was an emergency situation.
A chemical dumping incident in Sungai Kim Kim has forced over 2,000 residents to seek medical attention.
Nevertheless, he added that the federal government is assisting Johor as if it was an emergency situation.
A chemical dumping incident in Sungai Kim Kim has forced over 2,000 residents to seek medical attention.
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