After another downpour, Lembah Subang resident asks minister to step in over recurring floods

KUALA LUMPUR, October 17 — Following a heavy downpour, flash floods swept through various locations in the Klang Valley, prompting a resident of Lembah Subang to voice concerns over recurrent flooding issues. In a post on the Threads social media platform, a user named _anuarlatif pointed out that an incomplete pedestrian walkway project might be contributing to the issue by blocking nearby drains with leftover construction materials.

Multiple areas were affected, including USJ 1, USJ 7, Sunway, Ara Damansara, Kota Damansara, Kampung Baru Hicom, and Shah Alam, with inundated roads causing traffic disruptions. The user alleged that the uncompleted walkway posed a risk during rainy conditions, as soil and construction debris from the unfinished project entered the drainage system, obstructing water flow.

Threads user _anuarlatif argued that the contractor responsible for the project had neglected to finish the work, leading to recurring flooding problems in the neighborhood. The Petaling Jaya City Council acknowledged the complaint raised by _anuarlatif and requested the user to provide the exact address of the affected location to enable a thorough examination of the site and determine any necessary further actions.

Another user, amm.yusopp, reported flooding in Kampung Melayu Subang, although the connection between the unfinished walkway and the recurring floods has yet to be independently verified. The extent of flooding and its impact on residents in both neighborhoods remains unclear at this time.