Floods beginning to recede in Klang Valley, says Selangor Bomba


The flood situation in Batu Tiga in Shah Alam. — KK SHAM/The Star

SHAH ALAM: Floods that hit the Klang Valley due to incessant rain from Friday morning (Dec 17) are beginning to gradually recede, says the Selangor Fire and Rescue Department.

"Floodwaters in most areas have started to recede but there are areas near rivers where the water seems to be stagnant, such as in Taman Sri Muda here," its director Norazam Khamis told Bernama.

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