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      Govt plans to increase flood sirens with public announcements
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      Govt plans to increase flood sirens with public announcements

      Govt plans to increase flood sirens with public announcements

      BernamaPublished: Jan 3, 2022 12:56 PM

      The government plans to increase siren stations that are also equipped with public announcements at flood-prone areas to warn residents and also to instruct them to evacuate.

      Prime Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob (above) in a statement today said this was part of the proposed improvements discussed in the Post-Northeast Monsoon Flood Disaster Management Task Force special meeting which he chaired today.

      He said the proposed improvements also include having a Centralised Flood Siren Warning System coordinated by the Irrigation and Drainage Department; closed-circuit television cameras at river level monitoring stations to enable residents to be prepared to evacuate should the river... 

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