Avoid high-risk areas as more rainfall is expected in Selangor, public told


MORE rainfall is expected in the state that could lead to flash floods, storms or even landslides, says Tourism Selangor.

“With the recent news in Batang Kali, it is important that Malaysians should remain vigilant during the monsoon season and take precautions in planning their holidays.

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