Traffic cameras to serve as early flood warning tool


MPK Enforcement CCTV Unit’s Mohd Yazid Ahmad (seated) and Azman A. Hamid monitoring the township through surveillance cameras that will be used during high tide on Sept 19 and 20.

CLOSED-circuit television cameras used for traffic management in Klang will double up as an early warning tool to detect rising water levels in low areas during this weekend’s high tide phenomena.

Coastal areas in Selangor have been put on vigilant flood mode, as on Sept 19, the tide is forecasted to reach 5.7m at 7.16am while on Sept 20, the tide is expected to hit 5.6m at 7.53am.

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