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Continuous study and improvement on resilience will generate
new insights and approaches for addressing flood challenges of the
future. In these aspects, it is recommended that engagement with
various entities, as a community created for research in dealing with
disaster is paramount.
crucial in the future. Continuous study and
improvement on resilience will generate new
insights and approaches for addressing flood
challenges of the future. In these aspects, it is
recommended that engagement with various
entities, as a community created for research in
dealing with disaster is paramount. On our path
to be a developed nation in 2020, Malaysia will
need to continue designing, constructing new
building and infrastructure, and at the same time
to upgrade and maintain the existing structure to
be competitive and resilient towards floods.
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