Floods: Mosques, temples become transit points to store, distribute aid


SHAH ALAM: Mosques and non-Muslim houses of worship in some areas in Selangor are now used as unofficial transit points for the collection of relief items from various parties before being distributed to flood victims.

A check by Bernama at several mosques, surau and temples found that some of these premises were also inundated, but were cleaned as soon as the flood waters had receded.

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