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Malaysia floods: We need action and intervention fast, says expert

There must be proper mitigation put in place, said Professor Aileen Tan. . Read more at straitstimes.com.

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It s going to get worse and we need to act, says professor

GEORGE TOWN: Dry and wet seasonal changes along with rising sea levels are believed to be the reasons behind the frequent flooding in the country, but to curb these incidents, intervention and action by the authorities have to take place fast, says an expert.

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Jetty collapse leaves commuters in the lurch

BALIK PULAU: A 60-year-old wooden jetty in Teluk Bahang has collapsed due to strong waves over the weekend, leaving the only entry to Pantai Kerachut and Centre for Marine and Coastal studies (Cemas) now inaccessible by sea.

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Portugal: Sardines predicted to head north to Norway, White sea due to climate change

Portugal: Sardines predicted to head north to Norway, White sea due to climate change
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Penang s agriculture sector to experience stable growth, says InvestPenang CEO | Money

GEORGE TOWN, May 26 The agriculture sector in Penang is expected to experience stable growth due to increasing local demand, especially during the Covid-19 pandemic, albeit only making up 2.2 per cent of the state’s gross domestic product (GDP). InvestPenang chief executive officer Datuk Loo.

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