PUTRAJAYA, Oct 28 (Bernama) -- The Federal Territories Department (JWP) aims to reduce the number of flash flood hotspots in Kuala Lumpur from 14 to 10 this year through various mitigation measures.
General : JWP Targets Reduction In KL Flash Flood Hotspots To 10 This Year
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The Federal Territories Department aims to reduce Kuala Lumpur's flash flood hotspots from 14 to 10 this year through mitigation measures like river dredging and retention ponds. Officials confirmed that flood warning systems are operational and agencies are prepared for the Northeast Monsoon.
- JWP targets reducing KL flood hotspots from 14 to 10 via dredging and retention ponds.
- DBKL identified 14 specific hotspots, including Jalan Sultan Azlan Shah and Tun Sambanthan.
- Flood sirens and CCTV cameras in Federal Territories are fully operational for monsoon readiness.
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