MELAKA, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Two coastal protection projects worth RM5.9 million have been completed and handed over to the Melaka state government, strengthening efforts to reduce coastal erosion and flooding in vulnerable areas.
PETRA Hands Over RM5.9 Mln Coastal Protection Projects To Melaka
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PETRA handed over two coastal protection projects worth RM5.9 million to the Melaka state government to reduce erosion and flooding risks. The works, completed ahead of schedule, include upgraded embankments in Tanjung Bidara and Taman Alai Perdana.
- The Tanjung Bidara project cost RM3.19 million, while the Taman Alai Perdana project cost RM2.71 million.
- The 510-metre structure at Taman Alai Perdana aims to protect approximately 200 houses from coastal erosion and flooding.
- PETRA Deputy Minister Abdul Rahman Mohamad inspected flood mitigation assets, including 14 mobile pumps and 21 pump houses.
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