Floods: 34 homes badly damaged at Sungai Lui replaced with new homes, says Fadillah


PWD Engineers together with Malaysian Armed Forces from the Royal Army Engineers Regiment installing a temporary Bailey bridge over Sungai Lui.

HULU LANGAT: A total of 34 residences in Sungai Lui, here, that were badly damaged by the recent floods will be replaced with new houses under the Works Ministry’s Rumah Kekal Banjir (RKB) assistance.

Senior Works Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusuf said the initiative was provided free of charge to owners of homes that were badly damaged, including those that were swept away by floodwaters.

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