Little India traders fear floods will dampen Deepavali business


Leong (second from left), accompanied by traders, inspecting a manhole in Jalan Pulasan in Klang’s Little India.

TRADERS in Klang’s Little India want the authorities to resolve the flash flood problems in the township.

After the recent floods (first in more than three years) due to the bad weather, traders are worried that a recurrence would affect business for Deepavali.

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