What percentage of dams in the Northern Peninsula are at precautionary water levels?

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Northern Peninsula Dams Operating at Precautionary Levels

Water levels at several key dams in the Northern Peninsula have fallen to precautionary levels, indicating a declining trend in raw water storage for these areas. While not yet critical, these figures highlight a need for monitoring as conditions approach a more sensitive state.
Timah Tasoh Dam Storage

The Timah Tasoh Dam in Perlis is currently holding 56.21% of its capacity. This level is considered precautionary, reflecting a reduction in its raw water source.
Kedah's Dams Below Optimal Capacity

In Kedah, the Muda Dam has reached 40% capacity. Additionally, the BS Padang Saga Dam is at 37.25% and the Malut Dam is at 38.9%, both of which are operating at precautionary levels.
Air Hitam Dam in Penang

The Air Hitam Dam in Penang also shows a declining trend, with its current storage level at 34.1%. This places it among the dams in the Northern Peninsula that are being closely watched due to reduced raw water availability.

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