Many stunned by floodwaters


Residents collecting supplies from the MEDRF team at Taman Bahagia, Temerloh recently

TEMERLOH: Those who were born and bred here say that they have never seen anything like last month’s flood that hit their area.

G. Naganesan, 35, described Taman Bahagia and Taman Bahagia Baru, along with the rest of Temerloh, as “turning into an island” due to the swollen Sungai Pahang.

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