Sarawak takes lead in tackling climate change


Nik Nazmi said his ministry has had a 20-year National Power Development Plan for Peninsular Malaysia but that in 2024, things will be different.

PETALING JAYA: The state of Sarawak is no longer in a planning stage when it comes to fighting climate change, says Sarawak deputy state secretary (economic planning and development), Datuk Dr Muhammad Abdullah Zaidel.

He said time is precious and that has hastened the way the state wants to tackle this issue.

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