Trauma of floods just won’t go away


KUALA LUMPUR: It has been over two months since the horrific floods in mid-December, but cancer survivor Tan Tin Haw, from the Tiong Nam area near Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman, is still struggling to pick up the pieces.

Tan, 67, recalls only having the clothes she had on after the floods. The rest of her belongings were damaged and most had to be thrown away.

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