Postpone leisure activities in areas with water surge risks - police


KUALA BERANG: The public, especially the local community, have been advised to postpone leisure activities in recreational areas, such as waterfalls and rivers, that are at risk of a water surge phenomenon occurring.

Terengganu police chief, Deputy Comm Datuk Rohaimi Md Isa said water surge was an unpredictable phenomenon and the signs before the occurrence were difficult to identify, especially for those with less experience.

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