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The Malaysian Meteorological Department issued forecasts regarding El Niño, noting that the phenomenon is bringing hotter and drier conditions, prompting the implementation of systematic irrigation schedules for farming.

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The Malaysian Meteorological Department issued forecasts regarding El Niño, noting that the phenomenon is bringing hotter and drier conditions, prompting the implementation of systematic irrigation schedules for farming.

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agricultureEl NiñoMalaysian Meteorological Department

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  1. Lee advised Malaysia on El Niño preparedness.Sub-event
  2. El Nino phenomenon could strain water resources in Selangor, Malaysia, affecting areas like Semenyih and Sungai Selangor.Sub-event
  3. MetMalaysia intensifies El Nino forecasts and strengthens nationwide readiness for extreme weather.1 source
  4. El Niño forecasts are leading to the implementation of systematic irrigation schedules to manage agricultural challenges.1 source

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