It’s business as usual despite floods


Health screening: Rantau Panjang Health Clinic staff checking on the flood victims at the temporary relief centre in Masjid Kampung Padang Licin. — Bernama

PASIR MAS: Business continues in Rantau Panjang despite the closure of several routes and roads here due to rising water from Sg Golok.

Floodwaters of up to half a metre high did not deter hawker Natasa Berahim, 26, from carrying on with her business.

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