Mulu, Kapit record Malaysia’s highest temperatures at 34.7°C, 34°C

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By DayakDaily Team

KUCHING, Oct 27: The meteorological stations in Mulu and Kapit recorded the highest daily maximum temperatures nationwide on Monday (Oct 26), at 34.7°C and 34°C, respectively.

According to the Malaysian Meteorological Department (METMalaysia), other areas in Sarawak recorded daily maximum temperatures below 33°C, with Bintulu at 32.4°C.

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This was followed by Limbang (31.9°C), Miri (31.8°C), Kuching (31.2°C), and Mukah (30.3°C).

Meanwhile, Sibu recorded the lowest maximum temperature at 29.8°C.

The public has been urged to drink plenty of water throughout the day, limit outdoor activities, use a hat or umbrella outdoors, and watch for signs of heat exhaustion or heat stroke. — DayakDaily

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