Flash floods hit Subang due to heavy rain, popular mall also affected


SUBANG JAYA: Heavy rain since 4pm on Sunday (Nov 5) has caused flash floods, affecting a popular mall here as well.

Videos circulating on social media show several inches of water flooding the lower floor of the mall.

Other videos also show the mall's basement parking covered in water, with one user commenting that she was shopping there when "all of a sudden the bell rang alerting us to evacuate the mall due to flooding."

Also circulating are photos of water flooding the tracks of the Subang Jaya KTM station here.

It was learnt that floods occurred along Jalan Persiaran Subang, as well as parts of the USJ area.

The Selangor Fire and Rescue Department has yet to receive any report about the flooding.

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