Aquatic life will die

Cause pollution to soil, river and sea

Aquatic life become more healthy

Consumption of harmful source of water

Non toxic and non hazardous waste

Toxic and hazardous waste

a. any waste listed in the Third schedule

b. any person licensed by the Director General of Environmental Quality

c. any person who generates scheduled waste

d. scheduled waste specified in the 4^th Scheduled

a. 60 days generated

b. 90 days generated

c. 120 days generated

d. 30 days generated

a. Recycling centre

b. At prescribed premises or at on-site treatment facilities only

c. Indah Water plants

d. At contractor facilities

a. Choose the transportations routes

b. Cleanse or abate the spill or accidental discharge

c. Provide technical expertise in clean-up operation

d. Ensure the scheduled waste to be packaged, labelled and transport accordance to the guidelines.

a. stored for 200 days or less after its generations

b. accumulated on site exceed 20 metric tones

c. accumulated on site more than 20 metric tonnes without making application to the DG

a. Recyclable waste such as paper. Box and plastic

b. Domestic waste from food, consumable and plastic

c. Any waste falling within the categories of waste listed in the 1^st scheduled, EQ (scheduled wastes) Reg 2005

d. Waste from construction activities such as debris

a. Solid waste and Public Cleaning Act 2007

b. Environmental Quality Act 1974

c. Occupational and Safety Act 1984

d. Poisons Act 1952

a. Waste generator

b. Waste transporter

c. Waste receiver / recovery facility

d. Paper mill

a. date and SW code

b. Date, SW code, symbol, name, phone number and address

c. Name, SW Code and name of competent person

d. Quantity, warning sign, SW code, person in charge and phone number