Hot concern over cold snap


Inclement weather: A resident passing a row of fishing boats moored at the beach in Pantai Baru, Kelantan, as most local fishermen stay away from the sea during the monsoon season. — Bernama

PETALING JAYA: The recent dip in temperatures experienced in some states has affected the yield and quality of agricultural produce to an extent, but authorities say they are watching the situation closely to ensure the food chain is preserved – while keeping profiteering at bay.

Last December, the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) predicted that the nation’s “winter” would last until February, with temperatures dipping to 22°C on some days.

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