yes...but for how long more ?
Not many people outside Perak have ever heard of much less visited this "best kept" secret of Manjung District , the once awesome beaches of the area north of Damai Laut, near Segari Lumut.
What used to be a truly fantastic piece of nature with golden sands and wide clean beaches stretching for miles has now taken on the looks of a sorry dumpsite . Notwithstanding what the sign here might want to say.
Both Teluk Senangin 
and Pasir Panjang, Segari ( where there is a turtle sanctuary and near the Lumut Power Plant ) is now dotted with rubbish and debri .
Luckily at this angle the beach still looks gorgeous with Pulau Pangkor at the background , and the little stall behind the signboard ( Teluk Senangin ) with 2 ladies can still whip up a Mee Goreng that will do even a Tourism Malaysian brochure proud.
and Pasir Panjang, Segari ( where there is a turtle sanctuary and near the Lumut Power Plant ) is now dotted with rubbish and debri .
Luckily at this angle the beach still looks gorgeous with Pulau Pangkor at the background , and the little stall behind the signboard ( Teluk Senangin ) with 2 ladies can still whip up a Mee Goreng that will do even a Tourism Malaysian brochure proud..
We hope some people from Majlis Perbandaran Manjung can take notice of this impending tourism and ecological disaster before it goes out of control.
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all pixs taken at 6pm - 26 Jan 2008
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