Sivasundram says wild vegetation and mud need to be removed from Taman Melawis’ monsoon drain up until the culvert opposite Sluice Gate 38, for proper drainage flow. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star
THICK grass and small plants are impeding water flow in concrete U-shaped monsoon drain culverts in residential areas in Klang, Selangor.
When rains are heavy, the blockage even causes a backflow.
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Sivasundram says wild vegetation and mud need to be removed from Taman Melawis’ monsoon drain up until the culvert opposite Sluice Gate 38, for proper drainage flow. — CHAN TAK KONG/The Star
The twin culverts with a concrete pipe is filled with clogged mud and vegetation. 09 JULY 2021 ─CHAN TAK KONG/The Star / Edward
Fabian showing mud scooped out from the drains in Taman Radzi.
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