No flash flood in Taman Sri Muda, only water pooling from backflow due to clogged drains, says rep


SHAH ALAM: Swollen drains outside Valencia Apartments along Jalan Tokoh 25/8 in Section 25, Taman Sri Muda, that could not hold surface runoff following an afternoon downpour that were further worsened by household garbage dumped into the water channels caused water to overflow onto the road.

Kota Kemuning assemblyman V. Ganabatirau, who rushed to the area on being told that flash floods had occurred outside Valencia Apartments, found that it was water pooling on the roads instead.

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