Batu Arang residents rally against proposed WTE plant, citing health, environmental concerns

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MORE than 500000 residents living within a 5km radius are expected to be affected if a proposed waste to energy (WTE) plant in Batu Arang, Rawang, is built, says Jaringan Rawang Tolak Incinerator (JRTI), a residents’ group formed to protest against the project. Source: The Star

Read more: https://www.thestar.com.my/metro/metro-news/2025/11/17/batu-arang-residents-rally-against-proposed-wte-plant-citing-health-environmental-concerns

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