Many involved in Shah Alam cleaning frenzy


Apart from a huge amount of debris and rubbish situation in Taman Sri Muda area after affected by floods in Shah Alam.- FAIHAN GHANI/The Star

KLANG: Volunteers, residents and state government agencies are all involved in a cleaning frenzy to rid Shah Alam, especially Taman Sri Muda, of the remnants of the recent floodwaters.

Besides getting rid of damaged furniture and appliances, residents were also busy scrubbing their homes of mud.

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