Shocking revelation from Bomba about open burning in Perlis! Find out more about the fiery situation in the state.
In a concerning report, the state Fire and Rescue Department director revealed that nine out of 10 fires in Perlis, totaling 600 cases from January to April, were due to open burning. This alarming statistic highlights a major environmental issue plaguing the region. The rampant practice of open burning not only poses a threat to lives and properties but also contributes significantly to air pollution.
The prevalence of wildfires in Perlis calls for immediate action and stricter enforcement of regulations against open burning. Authorities need to work together with the community to raise awareness about the dangers of such activities and promote sustainable alternatives. With the risk of fires escalating, it is crucial to address the root causes and prevent future incidents that could devastate the state's natural ecosystems.
In light of these concerning statistics, it is evident that urgent measures must be taken to combat the rampant open burning problem in Perlis. The high number of fire incidents underscores the need for proactive measures to protect the environment and prevent further damage. By implementing sustainable practices and educating the public, Perlis can work towards a safer and greener future for its residents and the surrounding areas.
KANGAR: About 90% of the 600 fires recorded in Perlis from January to April are open burning cases, says state Fire and Rescue Department director Snr Fire ...