A civil suit has been won by 171 victims against a factory and its directors. The lawsuit was related to a toxic waste disaster that occurred seven years ago. The defendants, including two individuals from Singapore, were found liable. They were ordered to pay legal costs. The amount to be paid is RM100,000.
The court's decision was made after the plaintiffs took action against the parties responsible for the disaster. Further details about the case are available from other sources.
The outcome of the lawsuit marks a conclusion to the legal proceedings for the victims.
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