Floods: Still not over, tight watch as watery end closes 2021


Residents in Kampung Nelayan, Telok Gong, wading through floodwaters which hit the area on Dec 18. — Bernama

KUALA LUMPUR: Natural disasters, including major floods, that hit several states and claimed almost 50 lives so far, with another five still reported missing, marked the end of 2021 and also exhibited the togetherness of Keluarga Malaysia in times of adversity.

It showed how the rakyat, regardless of race and colour, could be united in the face of common hardships.

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