Relevant firms on standby in Selangor to deal with excessive pattern and downpour

SHAH ALAM: All state and space firms related to technological points and rescue procedures get on standby in coping with each the high-tide sensation and Northeast Monsoon interval in Selangor, claims state exco Mohd Najwan Halimi.

“The Selangor Disaster Management Committee held a meeting on Oct 2 to assess the preparedness of agencies on-ground in dealing with the high-tide phenomenon,” he acknowledged of the case that’s anticipated to strike Selangor’s seaside places from Oct 17 to Oct 20.

“During the meeting, the committee also discussed the preparations of agencies for the Northeast Monsoon season. The details of this meeting were presented to the state executive council during the Selangor Economic Action Meeting on Oct 10.”

Mohd Najwan, the state exec councillor accountable of calamity administration, acknowledged that every one District Disaster Management Committees are ready to maintain the high-tide sensation.

“Technical agencies, such as the Drainage and Irrigation Department, have conducted regular patrols along the coastline to ensure the flood barriers are in good condition,” he acknowledged in a press declaration on Wednesday (Oct 16).

“The division is able to deploy cell pumps to hotspot areas ought to there be incidents of ‘stagnant flooding’ (banjir termenung). State-owned subsidiaries are prepared to mortgage their pumps if there’s a want for added pumps.

“All District Disaster Operation Control Centres have been activated. Announcements concerning the high-tide phenomenon have been made by numerous mediums.

“The police, Fire and Rescue Department and Malaysian Civil Defence Force may also deploy their groups to observe and assess dangers in the course of the high-tide interval.

“These preparations also take into account the Northeast Monsoon season, which is expected to hit the country earlier this year,” acknowledged Mohd Najwan of the downpour that’s anticipated to start in very early November and final up till March 2025.