Malaysia plans RM80.5m project to end Teluk Intan floods by 2028

The Malaysian government is implementing an RM80.5 million project aimed at making Teluk Intan a flood-free zone by 2028, addressing a problem that has persisted for 50 years.

7 Jun, 06:12 — 7 Jun, 06:12

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After 50 years of floods, govt plans RM80.5m project to make Teluk Intan flood-free by 2028

TELUK INTAN, June 7 — Teluk Intan is expected to be declared a flood-free zone by 2028 through the implementation...

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After 50 years of floods, govt plans RM80.5m project to make Teluk Intan flood-free by 2028

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