Flash flood nightmare for residents, businesses


After a downpour, water would pool in this vacant land behind the food court in Jalan Tiong.

A MOTORCYCLE frame was among five tonnes of rubbish removed from the drains in Taman Million, Kuala Lumpur.

Despite this, residents in the neighbourhood are not convinced that this clean-up will resolve the flash flood issue in the area.

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