‘Thorough cleaning of drains will help prevent flooding’


KUALA Lumpur residents want Solid Waste Management and Public Cleansing Corporation’s (SWCorp) waste contractor Alam Flora to increase the frequency of drainage cleaning and rubbish collection in flood-prone areas.

Brickfields Rukun Tetangga chairman SKK Naidu said areas near the Church of Our Lady Fatima and La Salle Brickfields, which flooded on Nov 30, were at risk of flooding again due to clogged drains.

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