21 primary school students fell sick on Monday, 9 September.
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The students experienced symptoms of nausea, breathing difficulties, and dry throats, believed to be caused by a heavy chemical odour that started to pollute the air in various parts of Skudai from late Sunday night, 8 September. Malay Mail reported that similar complaints were received in several areas along Sungai Pandan and Sungai Pelentong, which impacted various residential neighbourhoods such as Taman Mount Austin, Taman Daya, and Taman Istimewa.
Image via Onn Hafiz Ghazi Meanwhile, residents in the surrounding neighbourhoods have taken to social media to express concern about the smell Read the full story Kajang Boy Hailed As Hero For Braving Fire & Smoke To Save 2 Rabbits From Burning House It took the boy about 20 minutes to save the rabbits from the fire.
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