Perak says it has enough water to outlast dry spell


IPOH: Dams in Perak are able to supply enough water for the whole state for three to six months despite the hot and dry weather.

State Public Amenities, Infrastructure, Energy and Water Committee chairman, Datuk Zainol Fadzi Paharudin said based on the report received from Perak Water Board (LAP) general manager Datuk Ir Mohd Yusof Mohd Isa, there were no drastic drops or worrying water levels in the dams.

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