Flood Alert: People take to social media to call for help

By BERNARD CHEAH

PETALING JAYA: The flash floods in several states have pushed people to use social media to call for assistance.

Using the hashtag #banjirdarurat, various calls for help have been made on Twitter and Facebook since Saturday (Dec18) night to rescue people as well as animals from the floods.

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