Alarm raised as La Nina brings wet dampener


The eye of Super Typhoon Maysak is photographed from the International Space Station (ISS), on March 31, 2015. AFP

PETALING JAYA: Experts have sounded the alarm over the state of Cameron Highlands with fears that La Nina will hit by the end of the year.

While Cameron Highlands has seen this year as one of its driest yet – affecting even its vegetable and flower production – the rains may yet bring havoc with landslides and flooding.

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