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SHAH ALAM, 8 OCTOBER: Residents in the Klang district, particularly those living near coastal areas and riverbanks, have been urged to remain vigilant following a high tide phenomenon expected to occur over six days, from tomorrow until 14 October. The Klang District Disaster Management Committee announced that sea levels at the Port Klang Station are forecast to reach a maximum height of 5.4 metres during this period. According to a timetable shared by the Klang District and Land Office on Facebook, sea levels are expected to reach 5.2 metres on Friday before rising to 5.4 metres for three consecutive days, from Saturday to Monday. The levels are forecast to decrease to 5.2 metres on Tuesday before dropping further to 5.0 metres on Wednesday, 14 October. The high tide phenomenon is expected to occur twice daily, in the morning and evening, with peak times varying from day to day. During the same period, thunderstorms are also forecast in several areas of Klang, particularly from tomorrow until 13 October, requiring the public to remain alert to changing weather conditions. Residents are therefore advised to remain vigilant, make early preparations and monitor their surroundings throughout the high tide period. In the event of an emergency, the public may contact the emergency hotline at 999 or the Klang District Disaster Operations Centre at 03-3382 9292. The forecasts are based on data from the Malaysian Meteorological Department and the National Hydrographic Centre. |
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