Malaysia gets top recognition for reducing ozone-depleting substances

BernamaPublished: Oct 6, 2021 7:28 AM

Malaysia has been given the highest recognition of an “A+” for its efforts to meet the implementation of the Montreal Protocol on reducing ozone-depleting substances.

Department of Environment (DOE) director-general Wan Abdul Latiff Wan Jaafar said the recognition was accorded by World Bank Montreal Protocol expert, Viraj Vithoontien, during a webinar titled '’Implementation of Montreal Protocol in Malaysia: Success Story & Another Milestone Towards Ozone Climate Benefits", which was organised by DOE on Sept 29...

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