MBPP worker clearing the object at the middle of road after flash flood at Jalan Kampung Jawa Lama in George Town, Penang. //PIC PROVIDED BY PHEE BOON POH//
PENANGITES have been told to prepare for more rainy days ahead as it is the beginning of the northeast monsoon period which is expected to last until March.
State environment committee chairman Phee Boon Poh urged the public to be extra careful during this period especially those staying in low-lying areas.
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MBPP worker clearing the object at the middle of road after flash flood at Jalan Kampung Jawa Lama in George Town, Penang. //PIC PROVIDED BY PHEE BOON POH//
Flood that occurred in the Jalan Kuantan area was due to the high water level of Sungai Pinang so that water from Jalan Kuantan could not flow out. The matter has been taken into consideration and submitted to the relevant department to find a solution. //PIC FROM TEH LAI HENG'S SOCIAL MEDIA//
MBPP workers cleaning the mud from the road after the flash flood at Jalan P. Ramlee in George Town, Penang. ( Nov 12, 2021 ) - CHAN BOON KAI /The Star
Council workers cleaning the road of mud after the flash flood at Jalan P. Ramlee in George Town, Penang. — CHAN BOON KAI/The Star
A council worker raking up debris from a clogged drain. – courtesy of MBPP
A photo posted on Teh’s FB page showing the flooding at Jalan Kuantan and high water level of Sungai Pinang.
A view of the flash flood at Jalan P. Ramlee shared on social media.
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