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PETALING JAYA – Kerajaan Persekutuan melalui Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air (Petra) menegaskan usaha menangani banjir di Lembangan Sungai Golok, Kelantan dilaksanakan secara komprehensif dan berfasa melalui Projek Pembangunan Lembangan Sungai Bersepadu (PLSB).
PETRA menerusi Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran (JPS) dalam kenyataan memaklumkan, pendekatan yang diguna pakai merangkumi penyelesaian jangka panjang serta langkah sementara (quick win) bagi mengurangkan risiko banjir, khususnya ketika musim monsun.
Menurut kementerian itu, pelaksanaan penuh tiga fasa PLSB Sungai Golok dijangka mampu mengurangkan risiko banjir sehingga tahap 50 Annual Recurrence Interval (ARI), selaras dengan piawaian keselamatan perlindungan banjir.
“Sehingga Disember 2025, kemajuan fizikal Fasa 1 telah mencapai 71.3 peratus dan dijangka siap pada Julai 2026, manakala Fasa 2 kini berada pada peringkat perolehan dan dijangka bermula Februari 2026. Fasa 3 pula mencatat kemajuan 9.2 peratus dan disasarkan siap sepenuhnya pada April 2029,” kata kenyataan itu hari ini.
Menurut kenyataan Petra , apabila ketiga-tiga fasa siap sepenuhnya, projek tersebut akan memberi perlindungan banjir yang lebih menyeluruh kepada kawasan utama seperti Rantau Panjang, Pasir Mas dan Tumpat, sekali gus mengurangkan pendedahan penduduk serta harta benda kepada risiko bencana.
Katanya, sementara menunggu penyiapan keseluruhan projek, beberapa langkah mitigasi sementara sedang dilaksanakan, termasuk kerja pengorekan Sungai Lanchang Lemal, penyediaan Prosedur Operasi Standard (SOP) Danau To’ Uban, pemasangan tembok penghadang banjir mudah alih serta pengorekan muara Sungai Golok dalam masa terdekat.
“PLSB Sungai Golok juga merangkumi pendekatan pengurusan banjir bersepadu, termasuk pelebaran sungai dan pembinaan struktur kawalan aliran bagi memastikan pengurusan limpahan sungai yang lebih berkesan,” katanya..
Ujar Petra, komitmen kerajaan selaras dengan aspirasi Malaysia Madani untuk menjamin keselamatan dan kesejahteraan rakyat melalui pelaksanaan projek mengikut perancangan dan piawaian ditetapkan.
“Kementerian Peralihan Tenaga dan Transformasi Air komited melaksanakan Projek PLSB Sungai Golok secara berperingkat dan mampan, dengan kerjasama berterusan Kerajaan Negeri, bagi memastikan perlindungan jangka panjang kepada penduduk di Kelantan,” katanya. – KOSMO! ONLINE
PETALING JAYA – Luruan monsun yang membawa hujan lebat berterusan di kawasan timur Semenanjung Malaysia dan barat Sarawak dijangka berlaku sehingga 18 Disember 2025.
Jabatan Meteorologi (MetMalaysia) dalam kenyataan berkata, fenomena itu juga dijangka menyebabkan angin kencang serta keadaan laut bergelora di Laut China Selatan sepanjang tempoh berkenaan.
“MetMalaysia memaklumkan amaran hujan berterusan (Buruk) telah dikemas kini melibatkan negeri Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang Timur dan Johor Timur yang berkuat kuasa sehingga 18 Disember 2025.
“Dalam pada itu, amaran hujan herterusan (Waspada) turut dikeluarkan bagi sebahagian kawasan di Perak, Pahang dan Johor sehingga tarikh sama, manakala bagi negeri Sarawak, amaran berkenaan berkuatkuasa sehingga 16 Disember 2025,” katanya, hari ini.
MetMalaysia turut mengemas kini amaran anngin kencang dan laut bergelora sehingga Khamis ini di perairan Laut China Selatan, termasuk perairan Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang dan Johor Timur.
Sehubungan itu, orang ramai boleh merujuk laman web rasmi www.met.gov.my, media sosial rasmi METMalaysia serta memuat turun aplikasi myCuaca bagi mendapatkan maklumat cuaca terkini dan sahih. – KOSMO! ONLINE
Kelantan’s flood-hit paddy farmers to receive compensation after RM2.3m crop losses
- Admin UKK
- Berita
KOTA BHARU, Dec 14 — Farmers under the Kemubu Agricultural Development Authority (Kada) recorded losses exceeding RM2.3 million following recent northeast monsoon floods in the state.
Kada chairman Khalid Abdul Samad said the losses were caused by destroyed padi crops affecting 269 farmers in Tumpat, Pasir Puteh and Bachok, covering 741.78 hectares.
He added that almost the entire loss had been compensated through the Padi Crop Takaful Scheme, amounting to over RM2.2 million, following a registration drive launched last year.
“Compensation is provided at RM3,000 per hectare for affected crops exceeding 76 days, with approval expected within 30 to 60 days,” he told reporters after attending the 2025 Kada Appreciation event here today.
About 90 per cent of the 7,200 farmers under Kada have registered for the scheme to qualify for compensation in the event of disasters such as floods, Khalid said.
He noted that the government allocated RM50 million for the scheme’s premiums, with farmers required only to register to enjoy its benefits.
“The remaining unregistered farmers mostly face issues with land documentation,” he added.
Khalid also said Kada allocated RM700,000 for cleaning and maintenance of 58 kilometres of drainage and irrigation systems under its jurisdiction.
“This initiative aims to reduce the risk and impact of future floods and minimise crop damage, while the second-season padi planting began on Dec 1,” he said.
He stressed the need for dam construction to manage excess water during the rainy season and for use during droughts, noting that this falls under the Department of Irrigation and Drainage. — Bernama
KUCHING (Dec 14): Preparations to deal with possible flooding following the heavy rain warning recently issued by the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) are in place and pose no issue, said Minister of Women, Family and Community Development Dato Sri Nancy Shukri.
“Preparations are not an issue, God willing. It is not that we are being arrogant about this, but everything has already been instructed to be on standby,” she told reporters when met after officiating at the Program Ceria Kasih dan Sumbangan ‘Back to School’ Sesi Persekolahan 2026 organised by Yayasan Kebajikan Negara (YKN) at the Hikmah Exchange Event Centre here on Sunday.
She said readiness was strengthened by the presence of welfare officers at the district level nationwide.
“We are present in every district. When we are present in every district, it makes it easier for us to provide assistance, God willing,” she said.
As of 4.30pm on Sunday, a total of eight temporary evacuation centres (PPS) remained active across five states, involving 93 families or 289 victims.
“These evacuation centres are opened for the safety and welfare of the victims. In terms of action by our department, the Social Welfare Department has implemented the opening of evacuation centres and self-registration of evacuees through the MyIBJKM system, which we launched not long ago, as well as the distribution of basic necessities. Relief supplies have been reported to be sufficient to meet the needs of victims at the evacuation centres.
“This is the information we have obtained so far. However, I will be updated with the latest information every morning at 8am,” she added.
Nancy was also asked about her recent visit to Turkmenistan, where she represented Malaysia at an international programme focusing on women’s empowerment.
“I was asked to share Malaysia’s women empowerment programmes with other countries,” she said, noting that participants showed strong interest in Malaysia’s achievements, including women making up more than 60 per cent of public university students and near-universal female participation at primary and secondary education levels.
She added that the visit also allowed Malaysia to observe how other countries organised national programmes and supported women through arts, culture, agriculture and economic self-sufficiency initiatives.
SERIAN, 14 Dis: Dua buah rumah di Kampung Gahat Mawang, Tebedu, dilaporkan dinaiki air setinggi dua kaki di bahagian dapur susulan kejadian banjir kilat yang berlaku sekitar jam 4 petang hari ini.
Menurut laporan Pusat Gerakan Operasi (PGO) Jabatan Bomba dan Penyelamat Malaysia (JBPM) Sarawak, banjir dipercayai berpunca daripada limpahan air sungai berhampiran berikutan hujan lebat.
“Pasukan dari Balai Bomba dan Penyelamat (BBP) Serian yang diketuai oleh PBK II (TBBK I) Anderson Bansey August tiba di lokasi sekitar jam 5.58 petang dan menjalankan pemantauan di kawasan terjejas.
“Hasil pemantauan mendapati banjir telah surut sepenuhnya dan keadaan cuaca ketika itu masih hujan renyai-renyai. Tiada sebarang operasi pemindahan dilakukan memandangkan situasi terkawal,” kata kenyataan itu.
Operasi pemantauan tamat sepenuhnya pada jam 6.50 petang. Turut serta dalam pemantauan adalah anggota PDRM dan Unit Keselamatan Pembangunan Sosial (UKPS).
JBPM Sarawak menasihatkan orang awam agar sentiasa berwaspada ketika musim hujan dan segera melaporkan sebarang kejadian banjir atau kecemasan kepada pihak berkuasa.-TVS