Exco: State ready to face drought, enough water resources available


Tasik Subang dam is one of seven main dams in Selangor. — Filepic

SELANGOR is well prepared to face possible drought next year or in 2026, with enough water resources on hand and plans to restructure its distribution if needed.

State infrastructure and agriculture committee chairman Izham Hashim said the combined capacity of the state’s seven main dams and 100 ponds identified as alternative water sources could last eight to nine months.

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