Updates On 21st Mar 2018

“Air dicincang takkan putus.”

“Bagai mencurah air ke daun keladi.”

“Dayung sudah di tangan, perahu sudah di air”.

The word “water” or “air” in Malay is featured heavily in our national language. Yet how much do we actually know about where our water? For example, where does 90% of Malaysia�s fresh water come from?

a. Water dispenser

b. Taps

c. Rivers

d. Lakes

Check back tomorrow to see the answer posted in the caption.

Photo: Hani Munirah Binto Nor Zihan / WWF-Malaysia.

#WaterWednesday #JourneyOfWater #ConserveH2O

#NatureForWater #ConnectToEarth #TogetherPossible

Source: https://www.facebook.com/wwfmy/photos/a.159457438241.151903…

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