Hybrid breakwater-artificial reef use could help reduce coastal erosion in T'ganu, say experts


Efforts are being taken to help prevent further erosion in Kg Tanjung in Kuala Nerus. – Bernama

KUALA TERENGGANU: A hybrid approach combining breakwater construction with artificial reefs is seen as a viable solution to address coastal erosion in Terengganu.

Coastal erosion expert Associate Prof Dr Effi Helmy Ariffin described this is an alternative approach the government could consider instead of relying solely on breakwaters.

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