S'gor floods: Dozens stranded in Setia Alam, Bandar Bukit Raja, forced to sleep in their vehicles


SHAH ALAM: Dozens of residents in Setia Alam and Bukit Raja, as well as Meru in Klang, had to spend the night in their cars on Friday (Dec 17) night when roads to their homes were flooded due to downpours since Friday morning.

In Setia Alam, the main roads connecting Meru to Bandar Bukit Raja in Klang were under 2m to 3m deep floodwaters since late Friday night, causing many road users who left work late to be stranded and unable to reach home until noon Saturday (Dec 18).

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