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Are We Prepared For Floods Now?

Cha-Ly Koh, CEO, Founder, Urbanmetry

13-Sep-22 07:45

Are We Prepared For Floods Now?

With the monsoon season approaching, what should the government be doing to prevent or mitigate flooding? We discuss policy measures to address the social and economic costs of annual floods in the country with Cha-Ly Koh of Urbanmetry

Produced by: Sim Wie Boon

Presented by: Philip See, Shazana Mokhtar, Wong Shou Ning


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Categories:  governmentenvironment

Tags:  monsoon seasonflood mitigationcrisis management





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