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Matter of Time Before More Punggol Residents Get Cancer

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Pasir Gudang toxic fumes: All schools in affected area ordered to close until Thursday (June 27)
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  • Sunday, 23 Jun 2019
    5:28 PM MYT



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A school student from Taman Mawar in Pasir Gudang, Johor, is brought to the hospital after suffering breathing difficulties. – Bernama
PASIR GUDANG: All kindergartens, schools and institutions of higher learning in Taman Mawar, Pasir Gudang have been ordered to close until Thursday (June 27).
The state technical and scientific committee, in a meeting on Sunday (June 23), decided that educational institutions located within the area should be closed.


Among the schools affected are SK Bukit Dahlia, SK Taman Cahaya Masai, SK Felda Cahaya Baru, SK Kong Kong Laut, SK Taman Nusa Damai, SK Kopok, SK Kota Masai 3, SK Taman Cendana, SMK Taman Nusa Damai, SMK Pasir Gudang, SMK Kota Masai, SJK(T) Pasir Gudang, SK Taman Scientex, SMK Taman Scientex, SK Pasir Gudang 4 and SMK Pasir Gudang 2.
This comes after the Fire and Rescue Department received a distress call at around 11am on Sunday (June 23) from SMK Nusa Damai, SK Bukit Dahlia and SK Kopok after students suffered breathing difficulties and vomiting.


"The Environment Department, together with other agencies, are investigating the cause of the air pollution.
"We have narrowed down the source and will make an announcement soon," he said at a press conference held at the Pasir Gudang Indoor Stadium here.
There are now a total of 77 patients seeking treatment after being exposed to toxic fumes here.
The incident began on Thursday (June 20) after about 15 students from Sekolah Agama Taman Mawar in Pasir Gudang suffered breathing difficulties and vomiting.

Read more at https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nat...ed-area-ordered-to-close/#Ojhx2KumuU6yRkBq.99
 
inhalation of small amounts of gas or other chemicals over a long period may result in chronic bronchitis. Also, inhalation of some chemicals, such as arsenic compounds and hydrocarbons, can cause cancer. Cancer may develop in the lungs or elsewhere in the body, depending on the substance inhaled.

Those who stay in Punggol Sengkang better be careful. Dunch play play.. Such toxic air have long term side effects.
 
Pubor Gin will get cancer or not?
Since she and her cheebye are in JB.
@ginfreely they might cut away your cancerous cheebye, whole piece cut off.
 
Remember this? :roflmao:

http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/history/events/c31a9cc5-3c2a-4fd5-9f4a-3054f95dffa3

Punggol 21 Plus is announced (19 Aug 2007)

Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong shared a new vision for the development of Punggol during his National Day Rally on 19 August 2007. Located in northeast Singapore, the Punggol area is bounded by Sungei Serangoon, Tampines Expressway, Sungei Punggol, Straits of Johor and the Serangoon Harbour. Dubbed “Punggol 21 Plus” (or “Punggol 21+”), the plan was a revamp of the earlier Punggol 21 blueprint that was first unveiled in 1996 by then Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong in his National Day Rally. Construction of the Punggol 21 project commenced in 1998, but was halted when housing demand dipped as a result of the 1997 Asian financial crisis. Work was further hampered by a slump in the construction industry in 2003.

Unveiled as part of the Housing and Development Board’s “Remaking our Heartland” initiative, Punggol 21 Plus reinvigorated the vision of transforming Punggol into “A waterfront town of the 21st century”. Under the enhanced plan, the Serangoon and Punggol rivers would be dammed to create reservoirs, with an additional waterway cutting through the estate to connect the two rivers. The 4.2-kilometre Punggol Waterway would be the central feature of the estate, with resort-style housing, a town centre, as well as recreational amenities such as water sports, parks with jogging and cycling tracks, and eateries offering al fresco dining on its banks. The revival of development after a decade of sluggish progress was much welcomed by Punggol residents.

Construction of the Punggol Waterway began in April 2009. It was officially opened by Prime Minister Lee on 23 October 2011. Waterway Terraces – the first public-housing project located along the waterway – was launched in mid-2010. Designed by international architecture firm Group8asia in partnership with local firm Aedas, the project featured eco-friendly elements that set the tone for other developments in the vicinity. Since the launch of Punggol 21 Plus, the resident population of Punggol has grown in tandem with the pace of development, from 52,700 in 2007 to 83,300 as at March 2013.
 
Punggol has a lovely park and jogging track facing pasir gudang. Good place for healthy living. Those toxic fumes cannot be worse than pig farms that used to be in punggol.
 
Sad part is they can't call NEA, SCDF, etc... They have to call a Malaysian number to complain. Better tell mp to tell minister to tell PM to tell madhatter to make sure air compliance.
 
Wind must blow in the direction of Johor Palace then these petrochemical factories will be rooted.
 
I think the AEON Tebrau mall is affected. It's near the affected area.
 
From Punggol 21 to Punggol 21Plus and now Punggol 21PlusCancer?
 
Sad part is they can't call NEA, SCDF, etc... They have to call a Malaysian number to complain. Better tell mp to tell minister to tell PM to tell madhatter to make sure air compliance.
Hullo! Singspore traffic controllers already said they control malaysian airspace. Go complain to PAP.
 
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