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Snuff out the open burning now

PETALING JAYA: The wet and cool weather will make way for hotter and drier conditions in the coming months, according to experts.

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Selangor Hiking Areas To Reopen 1 February; Guides Will Be Compulsory

Selangor closed its recreational forests due to the monsoon.

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JKR Closes Batang Kali - Genting Road, Public Told Not To Fly Drones Over Landslide Area

Road users can opt for Jalan Ulu Yam - Batu Caves as an alternative.

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Stork Island In Teluk Intan A Paradise For Nature Lovers

Pulau Bangau is accessible to the public and has become a popular haunt for birdwatchers, photographers and anglers.

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Arresting the landslide threat

PETALING JAYA: A proper plan to tackle landslides by mapping risky areas should be drafted, says an engineering expert.Prof Dr Edy Tonnizam Mohamad of Universiti Teknologi Malaysia (UTM) said such a plan must include the different risk factors such as drainage, debris flow, landslides, residential and economic aspects.

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