• 3 years ago
The Segari Melintang Forest Reserve in Manjung, Perak is slowly shrinking from its original size of 4,000ha to only 2,600ha now, say environmentalists.

It continues to lose more areas, believed to be due to logging and quarry activities.

Environmental activists are unsure if the activities are illegal or have the required permits from state agencies.

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