Sri Muda residents still haunted by December floods

By WANI MUTHIAH

Siti Aisyah outside her house after the floods last year.

KLANG: Victims of the Taman Sri Muda flash floods are still struggling to get back on their feet six months after the December 2021 deluge.

Siti Aisyah Abdullah, 62, said in addition to living a minimalist life after losing all her belongings, she was plagued with fear and anxiety whenever it rained.

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