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Johor DoE: Murky, foul-smelling water in Selat Tebrau may be due to algae outbreak

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PASIR GUDANG: The murky and foul-smelling seawater off Kampung Pasir Putih here is believed to have been caused by a possible algae bloom and not an oil spill, said Johor Environment Department (DoE).

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Johor DoE: Murky, foul-smelling water in Selat Tebrau may be due to algae outbreak

PASIR GUDANG: The murky and foul-smelling seawater off Kampung Pasir Putih here is believed to have been caused by a possible algae bloom and not an oil spill, said Johor Environment Department (DoE).

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