吉兰丹原住民血液中发现重金属，采矿加剧社区恐惧

Blood tests on the Temiar community reveal higher than normal levels of chromium. Iron ore mining that turned the rivers red may be the reason.

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Angah Alang, 76, was an adept swimmer and skilled tribesperson, but on July 23, 2015, he died in just three feet of water.

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His body was found trapped among logs and shrubbery which rampaged down the river in a flash flood, along with boulders and mountain debris, some 10km downstream from an iron ore mine uphill.

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