PUCHONG, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The flooding expected during this year’s Northeast Monsoon (MTL) is unlikely to be as severe as the major floods that struck the country in 2021, which left several areas severely affected.
MTL: Floods Expected To Be Not As Bad As 2021
NADMA, floods, Northeast Monsoon, Malaysia, landsl
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NADMA predicts this year’s Northeast Monsoon floods will be milder than 2021’s, based on MetMalaysia forecasts, but preparedness will remain high.
- NADMA director-general cites MetMalaysia data to forecast minimal flooding for the 2024–25 monsoon.
- Preparedness plans will not be reduced despite lower risk, especially in areas not used to flooding.
- Areas with frequent floods are better prepared than those experiencing floods for the first time.
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