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Home›News›Sarawak Needs Sedimentation Control Law (Malaysia)
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January 20, 2011 · about 15 years ago

Sarawak Needs Sedimentation Control Law (Malaysia)

The law on sedimentation control should be extended to Sarawak, especially to Miri, as one of the ways to curb flooding problems. Divisional… (theborneopost) [mappress] Source: theborneopost, January 20, 2011;

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The law on sedimentation control should be extended to Sarawak, especially to Miri, as one of the ways to curb flooding problems. Divisional…

( theborneopost )

[mappress]

Source: theborneopost, January 20, 2011;

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