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A major dredging initiative has lifted Sungai Klang's water-carrying capacity to 22 per cent, down from less than five per cent, significantly lowering flood hazards across critical Selangor zones and reversing years of sediment accumulation.
Malaysia's water regulator issued 270 compliance notices in Sungai Petani after finding property owners neglecting septic tank maintenance. Owners have 14 days to comply or face penalties up to RM50,000.
Sabah plans to reduce its non-revenue water rate from 59.6 per cent to 45 per cent by 2030, addressing significant water loss through infrastructure upgrades and leak control across the state.
Melaka has allocated RM2 million for flood mitigation projects in Sungai Rambai, with RM1 million dedicated to upgrading drainage infrastructure in Parit Keliling. The initiative targets the region's natural water catchment challenges.