Careless developers to blame for flash floods, says Negri MB

By SARBAN SINGH

Nation
Wednesday, 15 Jun 2022
5:09 PM MYT

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SEREMBAN: The recent spate of flash floods in the city were caused by irresponsible developers, says Datuk Seri Aminuddin Harun.

The Negri Sembilan Mentri Besar said these developers had failed to follow procedure when carrying out land clearing and earth works, leading to areas that never experienced floods before to be affected.

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Tags / Keywords: Negri Sembilan , Developers , Mentri Besar , Aminuddin Harun , Irresponsible , Earth Works , Land Clearing , Flash Floods , Retention Ponds , Mitigation Works , Politics , Pakatan Harapan , Status Quo , General Election

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Careless developers to blame for flash floods, says Negri MB