Students don face masks to collect their SPM results from the Pasir Gudang Education Office.
As many as 111 secondary schools in the district have been ordered shut due to the dumping of chemical waste in Sungai Kim Kim a week ago.
Pressure is mounting on the government to declare a state of emergency in Pasir Gudang, with the incident leaving over 1,000 people seeking medical attention for poisoning.
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