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Country just last month desperately in need of water. The searing temperatures calm as a new study warns that the earth could be entering a period in which its ecosystems are irreversibly disrupted. Its been more than fifty years since the state of New South Wales in australia has seen a drought like this farmers Pray For Rain as their crops and livestock die some are forced to shoot starving cattle well others face the prospect of having to simply abandon their land. On the other side of the wo...

About 90 countries will attend a Ukraine summit in Switzerland this weekend, Swiss officials said on Monday.

KUALA SELANGOR: The scheduled upgrading and maintenance works for critical assets in the Sungai Selangor Phase 1 Water Treatment Plant (LRA SSP1) from June 5 to 7, is necessary as the assets are more than 30 years old, said State Infrastructure and Agriculture Committee chairman Izham Hashim.

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PETALING JAYA: Perak is poised for a promising future with the unveiling of the Lumut Maritime Industrial City (LuMIC) feasibility study, set to redef...

IPOH: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today witnessed the handing over of the Sultan Nazrin Shah 69 Commando Camp at Ulu Kinta here. The docum...

TAPAH: The Road Transport Department (JPJ) will focus on three accident prone hot-spot districts in Perak under Op Khas to be held from April 1 to 20,...

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We're still experiencing rainfall and water levels remain steady, says Izham.

The Eastern Cape’s collapsing state infrastructure is a threat to Wild Coast tourism, public interest group Green Ripple has warned.