El Niño is causing dry weather and fires in Kuala Lumpur.
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Updated Jun 13
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What happened
El Niño is causing dry weather and fires in Kuala Lumpur.
Who's involved
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- El Niño is causing water scarcity risk in the Philippines, prompting conservation measures by DENR and PNP.
The entities involved
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Kuala Lumpur
Federal territory and capital city of Malaysia
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El Niño
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