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Residents break fast in floodwaters in Penang

Bernama
Bernama
12/05/2020
23:05 MYT
Residents break fast in floodwaters in Penang
The affected areas were under 0.1 to 0.5 metre of water and by 9pm, water had subsided and no residents have to be evacuated. BERNAMA/File photo
Heavy rain lashed several areas here causing residents in Datuk Keramat constituency to break their fast in flash floodwaters when their houses were inundated.
State Welfare, Caring Society and Environment Committee chairman Phee Boon Poh said the torrential downpour which began at 6 pm resulted in at least eight areas coming under water and police had to close several roads which were flooded as well.
"Heavy rain went on until 7.15 pm causing areas in Jalan Van Praagh, Lintang P. Ramlee, Jalan P. Ramlee, Kampung Masjid, Jalan Kebun Lama, Kampung Makam, Astaka Stadium and Jalan Makloom to be flooded and several roads had to be closed as the condition was dangerous to traffic," he said here last night.
He said the affected areas were under 0.1 to 0.5 metre of water and by 9 pm the water had subsided and no residents have to be evacuated.
He added that the situation was made worst by the high tide then.
-- BERNAMA
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