Civil Defence Force all geared up for monsoon season


KOTA KINABALU: The Civil Defence Force (APM) is prepared for the floods after providing training to the communities in some 520 locations that have been identified as flood hotspots in Sabah.

Its deputy chief commissioner Dr Norhafifi Ismail said they have done similar preparations at the national level by concentrating on the hotspots during the northeast monsoon that was expected between the middle of October to March next year.

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