Council moves fast to clean up after flash floods


Major exercise: MBPP workers washing away the mud left behind on roads following the floods along Jalan P. Ramlee in George Town.

GEORGE TOWN: The big clean-up of Penang kicked off with 100 local council staff starting work at 5.30am at 14 locations which were hit by flash floods in Penang following a four-hour downpour.

At 8.30pm on Monday, they were still cleaning the remnants of the mud at SMK Abdullah Munshi in Jalan P. Ramlee.

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