Sewage an issue for T'ganu islands but not cause of sick tourists - exco

Published: Jun 5, 2022 11:21 AM | Updated: Jun 5, 2022 11:59 AM

Terengganu Tourism, Culture and Information Technology Committee chairperson Ariffin Deraman has denied allegations that six individuals suffered food poisoning and fell ill after swimming in the state's waters, due to untreated sewage waste.

"Indeed, the issue of sewage has become a big issue in the islands around Terengganu.

"But, if there is any poisoning at this...

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