Port Dickson is located in Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia and has a port, two refineries, and numerous condominiums. Several factors have contributed to the deterioration of water quality in Port Dickson, including insufficient sewage treatment, coastal construction, land reclaiming, tourism activities, and shipping issues. This has led to impacts like poisoning of marine life from plastic pollution, abundant algal growth depleting oxygen levels, water-borne diseases, degraded water quality, and reduced water transparency. Monitoring of water quality indicators and management measures like using microbes to treat oil spills, building seawalls, and water quality monitoring are needed to protect the local marine ecosystem.