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Klang Gates Dam, a reinforced concrete dam for water supply and flood control (Photo and info in courtesy of Puncak Niaga) |
Last conscious encounter with a dam was back in 1990s while on a train to Tenom in Sabah. My parents kept telling us kids to lookout for this Pangi Dam, a hydroelectric power plant generated from a run-of-the Padas River. Back to Klang Gates Dam, so I went there to visit.
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Reservoir at Bukit Tabur, Taman Melawati |
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Klang Gates Dam. Was up there taking pictures of the reservoir |
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Height: 36.89 meters |
Was curious to what will happen if God forbid, the dam e
ver you know, broke. Saw one movie when I was young about a dam bursting unable to hold back gallons of excessive water.
Well, that's the case of having too much water. How about too little water?