KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 9 (Bernama) -- The overflow of rainwater, which poses a risk of causing flood disasters during the monsoon season, can actually become a lifesaver in facing the threat of the dry season, thereby ensuring the continuity of domestic supply and national food security.
MTL: Excess Rainwater A Buoy During Drought, Ensures Food Security - Experts
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Malaysia is exploring ways to harvest and store excess monsoon rainwater to mitigate future droughts and protect food security. Experts suggest using ponds, lakes, and former mining sites for water storage to provide backup supplies during dry periods.
- Experts recommend expanding rainwater harvesting in East Coast, Sabah, Sarawak.
- Current dams often reach capacity, but unused storage potential needs concrete action.
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