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MANAGING THE FLOO - Water
Under the 2nd Malaysia Plan (1971-1975), a sum of only RM14 million was spent for flood mitigation projects. This was followed by the 3rd Malaysia Plan (1976-1980) with an expenditure of RM56 million, the 4th Malaysia Plan (1981-1985) with RM141 million, the 5th Malaysia Plan (1986-1990) with RM155 million, the 6th
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