5 tips to stay safe at waterfalls


Waterfalls can have strong currents, submerged hazards and slippery surfaces, making them potentially dangerous. Photo: The Star/Zulazhar Sheblee

In the wake of the tragic incident at Jeram Mawar waterfall, Air Putih near Chukai, Terengganu, where 10 people were swept away after a sudden water surge, water safety has become a paramount concern for adventure enthusiasts and nature lovers.

Waterfalls, while mesmerising and picturesque, can also be hazardous if proper precautions are not taken.

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