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Authorities in Malacca, Malaysia, led by State Secretary Dato Azhar Arshad, have denied rumors regarding water rationing, affirming that water supplies are under control despite challenging weather conditions.
Indonesian parliament member Hendri Munief urged the government to expedite the development of a maritime crossing from Dumai to Malacca to boost tourism in Indonesia. This initiative aims to leverage available tourism opportunities in Southeast Asia.
Malaysian authorities in Malacca have decided not to revoke the operating licenses of two food and beverage companies, despite the cancellation of their halal certification. This decision comes after confirming that there were no violations of licensing conditions.
The Water Regulatory Authority in Malacca has denied rumors of water rationing in the state, asserting that water supplies remain under control despite the ongoing heat wave. The official statement emphasized that recent hot weather and low rainfall have slightly impacted raw water levels.
Three dams in the Malaysian state of Malacca have experienced a significant drop in water levels, ranging from 10% to 30%, due to the current heatwave and lack of rainfall. Authorities have assured that water supply will remain sufficient until April.