A liquor shop in Lebuh Ampang had four chiller machines damaged by floodwaters that rose to almost waist high.
KUALA Lumpur City Hall (DBKL) will instal water level markers in flood-prone areas in the capital city soon.
Its Enforcement Department director Osman Ismail said the markers would indicate the depth of water in a particular area during floods.
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Gunasegaran has to spend over RM7,000 to repair two machines.
Chong says there is significant damage in his shop due to frequent flooding.
Loganathan was still cleaning up his shop, three days after the flooding.
Amin said he and his staff were on standby to pack up on Thursday afternoon.
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