Government ready to roll out cloud seeding as prolonged heat grips several states nationwide
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马来西亚自然资源及环境可持续性部表示，已准备好采取包括人工增雨在内的干预措施，以应对当前影响全国多州的持续高温天气。部长拿督斯里亚瑟·约瑟夫·古禄指出，相关措施将依据现有需求，并参考各机构的数据和技术报告来实施，以确保有效管理天气现象的影响，特别是在农业等领域。马来西亚气象局将继续提供准确天气信息以支持后续行动，并向相关机构及公众发布预警。此次高温天气预计将
SHAH ALAM, March 30 — The Ministry of Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability (NRES) is prepared to implement intervention measures, including cloud seeding, to mitigate the impact of the prolonged hot weather currently affecting several states nationwide.
Minister Datuk Seri Arthur Joseph Kurup said the measures would be carried out based on prevailing needs, guided by data and technical reports from relevant agencies to ensure the impact of the weather phenomenon is effectively managed, particularly in sectors such as agriculture.
“If necessary, we will carry out interventions such as cloud seeding based on available data to ensure that the measures taken are timely and effective,” he told reporters after attending the Forest Conservation Certificate (FCC) as Malaysia’s Trusted Platform for Conservation Finance programme here today.
Arthur said the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) would continue to play a key role in providing accurate weather information to support follow-up actions, while helping relevant agencies and the public make the necessary preparations.
“Given the increasingly unpredictable climate conditions, we have an important role in providing early warnings, particularly to agencies such as the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) and the Department of Agriculture, so that they can make the necessary preparations,” he said.
Previously, MetMalaysia said that the hot weather phenomenon currently affecting the country is expected to persist until the onset of the Southwest Monsoon in June, due to drier atmospheric conditions and lower rainfall. — Bernama
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