ATM deploys personnel to deliver water supplies to drought-hit areas in Betong
KUCHING (Aug 28): The Malaysian Armed Forces (ATM) has launched a humanitarian operation to provide water supplies to communities affected by the ongoing dry and hot weather in Betong Division. The Eastern Field Command said an officer and 14 personnel from the 13th Battalion, Royal Malay Regiment, based at Pakit Camp, had been deployed together [...] The post ATM deploys personnel to deliver…
Army personnel from the Malaysian Armed Forces have initiated a humanitarian mission to deliver water supplies to communities struggling due to the ongoing dry and hot weather in Betong Division. An officer and 14 members of the 13th Battalion, Royal Malay Regiment, based at Pakit Camp, have been deployed alongside two four-wheel-drive vehicles to assist in the distribution of water and provide logistical support.
The operation began on August 27 and is expected to continue until September 10, contingent upon the prevailing conditions. The initiative aims to provide drinking water to the people of affected villages, particularly those in Kampung Batang Maro and adjacent regions grappling with water supply disruptions. This operation is being executed in collaboration with the Betong Resident's Office and the Social Welfare Department.
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