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DoSM: More than 100,000 have registered with Padu in Johor - Vimarsana News

DoSM: More than 100,000 have registered with Padu in Johor

JOHOR BARU, Jan 14 — As of yesterday, 112,524 or 4.1 per cent of Johoreans had registered with the Central Database Hub (Padu) system since its launch on January 2. The Johor...

Johor Fire Dept: Styrene gas spill linked to ruptured tank, leak stopped in Pasir Gudang - Vimarsana News

Johor Fire Dept: Styrene gas spill linked to ruptured tank, leak stopped in Pasir Gudang

JOHOR BARU, Aug 24 — The Johor Fire & Rescue Department has identified the cause of a chemical spill in a Pasir Gudang plant of Petrochemicals (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd as a rupture of...

SK Sg Tiram students and staff fall sick from chemical waste fumes - Vimarsana News

SK Sg Tiram students and staff fall sick from chemical waste fumes

JOHOR BARU, Aug 3 — A total of 24 pupils, two teachers and two canteen workers from the SK Sungai Tiram primary school in Ulu Tiram experienced nausea due to exposure to chemical...

Johor school students, staff fall sick from chemical waste fumes - Vimarsana News

Johor school students, staff fall sick from chemical waste fumes

JOHOR BAHRU (Aug 3): A total of 24 pupils, two teachers, and two canteen workers from the SK Sungai Tiram primary school in Ulu Tiram experienced nausea due to exposure to chemical fumes believed to be from industrial waste pollution of a nearby river over the past two days. Johor Jaya fire stati

Johor school students, staff fall sick from chemical fumes - Vimarsana News

Johor school students, staff fall sick from chemical fumes

JOHOR BARU: A total of 24 pupils, two teachers and two canteen workers from the SK Sungai Tiram primary school in Ulu Tiram experienced nausea due to exposure to chemical fumes believed to be from industrial waste pollution of a nearby river over the past two days.