Risk register to be launched


PUTRAJAYA: Efforts are underway to create greater awareness and a better understanding of disaster risks among Malaysians through the soon-to-be launched National Risk Register.

A policy is also being drafted to better prepare the country to face disasters, including putting in place initiatives to reduce risks, enhance human capacity, and expand mitigation measures and the use of technology.

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