Cold weather will affect pomelo harvest


Bad scene: Woon picking fallen pomelo flowers destroyed by the recent cold weather at his farm. (Inset) Wilted pomelo flowers at Woon’s farm.

IPOH: With the current cold spell and the incessant rain destroying flowers on pomelo trees, farmers fear that this may affect the harvest.

With rainy days starting even before the New Year, consumers are told to expect fewer fruits when they are harvested in six months’ time.

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