Floods: Residents say Klang worst hit in more than four decades


Bandar Botanic resident Francis Poh helping to divert traffic from the flooded roads.

KLANG: Continued heavy rains, albeit in sporadic intervals, are preventing flood waters from receding in Klang, which is said to be facing its worst flooding in over four decades.

Most housing estates in the royal town, except those on higher ground, have been inundated since Friday (Dec 17).

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