Several Johor areas inundated again


Unexpected sale: Lee (right) helping customers to choose their shoes at her shop. She is selling shoes that got wet during the floods for between RM3 and RM5. — NUR AISYAH MAZALAN/The Star

JOHOR BARU: Continuous heavy rain since Saturday night caused several areas in this district and Kota Tinggi to be flooded again, with people hardly having the time to recover from the floods that hit them on Jan 2.

A Bernama check in several areas here including Kampung Laut Batu 10 and Kampung Paya, which were badly hit by floods last week, found that all the villagers had either moved to their relatives’ houses or evacuation centres.

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