Business goes on for grocery store even during the floods


Open as usual: Muhamad Syabudin (centre) has kept his shop in Kampung Lumpur open as he understands how hard it is for flood-hit residents to get daily necessities. — Bernama

PASIR MAS: It is business as usual for a grocery store owner in Kampung Lumpur here despite his shop being inundated by 0.3m-high floodwaters.

Muhamad Syabudin Mat Ghani, 45, decided to continue opening his shop not only for the profit but also because he understood the difficulties faced by residents in obtaining daily necessities during the floods.

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