A scene all too familiar for Johor


JOHOR BARU: Flooding during the monsoon season is an annual affair, especially along low-lying areas, but Johor has also experienced two major floods in 2006 and 2011 which displaced almost 150,000 people and caused tens of millions of ringgit in losses.

The Great Johor Floods of 2006/2007 were attributed to heavy rainfall in Segamat towards the end of December 2006.

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