Proactive measures needed to combat ongoing problem of flash floods in Sabah, says NGO


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KOTA KINABALU: More proactive measures need to be taken to address ongoing issues contributing to flash floods in various parts of Sabah, says the National Consumer Foundation.

Its Sabah chairman David Chan said from the recent floods in the state, poor maintenance of drainage systems had been identified as one of the key factors leading to the havoc.

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