Flood victims begin challenging task of restoring homes


Ready to help: Penang Voluntary Fire Association members helping to clean up Sri Maha Mariamman Temple after the floods in Taman Sri Muda. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

SHAH ALAM: Floodwaters in Taman Sri Muda here have started to recede, a full week after the residential area was inundated by floods on Dec 18, allowing residents to finally begin the laborious cleaning up process.

Residents were busy cleaning their houses in several locations checked by Bernama yesterday.

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