On April 30, 2024 local time, outside Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, the heat was unbearable, and the temperature continued to rise. The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MMA) has issued a "Level 1 Hot" high temperature alert to 18 districts to remind citizens to take precautions against heat stroke and cool down.
In the midst of this scorching summer, citizens are looking for a cool place. Many people flock to the waterfalls on the outskirts in the hope of feeling a little cooler there.
Under the waterfall, the cool water rushes down, splashing and bringing a burst of refreshment. Citizens can't wait to take off their coats and jump into the water to enjoy this rare coolness. Children play in the water and laughter echoes throughout the valley, young people challenge their courage by climbing steep rock walls under waterfalls, and older people sit on rocks by the stream and enjoy the tranquility of the mountains.
In addition to cooling off at the waterfall, the citizens brought a variety of food and drinks and held a picnic by the stream. Everyone enjoyed the delicious food while enjoying the beautiful natural scenery and spent a pleasant afternoon.
Although the heat warning still continues, under this waterfall, citizens have found a cool place to forget about the summer heat for a while. However, while enjoying the coolness, the citizens do not forget to pay attention to safety, abide by the regulations of the scenic spot, and ensure the safety of their own lives and the lives of others.
With the impact of global warming, extreme weather phenomena are becoming more frequent. The Malaysian government is also taking proactive measures to strengthen its ability to cope with hot weather and raise public awareness of heatstroke prevention. At the same time, it also calls on the whole society to work together to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and protect our planet.