Coping during crisis


Personnel from the Army and General Operations Force (PGA) carring out search operation along Sungai Kedondong following the Batang Kali landslide. — Filepic

Landslides and flash floods have occurred with little or no warning lately, which resulted in devastating financial losses and loss of life.

With scientists warning of changes in weather patterns because of global warming, it is likely such natural disasters will continue to take place if nothing is done.

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