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Pahang's health authorities have opened an investigation into reports that multiple visitors became ill after swimming in a river at Janda Baik recreational zone near Bentong, raising fresh concerns about water safety at popular leisure destinations.
Pahang's State Health Department is investigating claims that visitors to a recreational site near Bentong experienced acute gastroenteritis symptoms after swimming. Water samples are being analysed and no confirmed cases have been linked to the incident.
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The Pahang State Health Department has initiated a comprehensive investigation into reports of diarrhoea and vomiting among visitors to Janda Baik river. Enhanced health monitoring is underway at the popular recreational site.