Voters urged to keep abreast of weather reports


PETALING JAYA: It’s not just the political temperature that has been rising but water levels too, so voters should keep tabs on the weather, experts have advised.

The nation heads to the polls on Nov 19 in the north-east monsoon season that has already resulted in floods in several states.

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