SEOUL: Kim Keon-hee is nowhere to be seen. South Korea’s First Lady has been out of the public eye for four months, and her absence shows no signs of ending.
KUALA LUMPUR: The Public Accounts Committee says Phase One National Flood Forecasting and Warning Programme is not worth the RM129mil the government spent on due to accuracy issues.
The PAC had met, on Jan 16, with representatives from the Natural Resources, Environment and Climate Change Ministry, the Meteorological Department and the Department of Irrigation and Drainage. “PAC wants the remaining development for PRAB phase 2 and 3 to be completed according to time, cost, quality and provisions that have been set to fulfil PRAB's goal, which is to provide flood forecasting and warning services that are effective and efficient to the public,” she said.
Mas Ermieyati said the PAC proceedings found weaknesses in project management which caused delays in the work at the Kelantan, Terengganu and Pahang River basins.