Special cargo A lorry transporting motorcyclists who were stranded at the Shah Alam Expressway near Hicom Industrial Estate in Shah Alam, after flash floods hit the area due to the non-stop downpour. Heavy rains since Friday have caused rivers to overflow, submerging many urban areas and cutting off major roads, leaving thousands of motorists stranded.— FAIHAN GHANI/The Star
GEORGE TOWN: With Penang not expected to face the full wrath of Typhoon Rai, the state government is still not taking chances after massive floods unexpectedly hit several states in the country.
Penang environment and welfare committee chairman Phee Boon Poh said at least 50 boats and 100 evacuation centres across five districts were ready for any eventualities.
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