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Floods in Shah Alam showing no signs of improvement 

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19 Disember 2021 09:00am
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SHAH ALAM - The floods around Shah Alam have not shown any change as of now.

Sinar Harian survey at 8am Sunday on the Kemuning-Shah Alam Expressway (LKSA), vehicles heading to Kota Kemuning were ordered to turn back due to floods on the highway near Aeon Big in Section 23 here.

Jubli Perak roundabout under the highway flyover is filled with water, causing damage to several cars.

In the residential area in Section 24, the water rises to waist level.

Block 54 to Block 59 were the worst affected, leaving dozens of vehicles stranded in the floods.

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