GEORGE TOWN, April 22 — The Consumers Association of Penang has urged the government to take proactive measures against recurring droughts.
That have severely impacted paddy fields in Kedah, Perlis, and Perak. The group said prolonged dry conditions have reduced crop yields by over 60%.
With Perlis alone recording losses of RM2.7 million. CAP called on agencies, including the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Security Malaysia,
To improve irrigation systems, protect water catchment areas, and provide aid to affected farmers to safeguard national food security.
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