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Maria Zakaria, a 71-year-old retiree from Kampung Senai Belokok, said the dumping began in April less than 50m from her home.
The trucks would begin arriving at around 5pm and continue rumbling through the area into the early hours of the morning, she said.
“The trucks come in droves and these are heavy vehicles … The ground and houses (would) shake and we find it difficult to sleep,” she said.
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