Vegetables to cost more due to damage to crops by floods


Massive destruction: Damage to crops in Cameron Highlands has caused the prices of vegetables to double.

JOHOR BARU: Vegetable prices are increasing due to damage to crops by the floods. With many roads also cut off by the floods, produce has become scarce.

The Government is trying to address the shortage by importing more vegetables.

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