14 cases of fallen trees reported across Seberang Prai after heavy rain
BUTTERWORTH: Fourteen fallen tree incidents were reported in various parts on mainland Penang, with cleanup operations ongoing at several locations.
Fourteen instances of downed trees were documented across mainland Penang, specifically in Seberang Prai, following a heavy downpour. Cleanup efforts are underway to remove fallen trees and debris, aimed at enhancing public safety and reducing disruption to road users and residents. The Seberang Prai City Council (MBSP) conveyed this information via its Facebook page.
The council highlighted that cleanup operations have been finished in some areas, while others are still in progress. The heavy rain led to flash flooding in several parts of the mainland. The MBSP emphasized that the cleanup operations are focused on restoring affected areas, ensuring smooth traffic flow, and protecting residents' well-being.
The council urged the public to exercise caution when navigating areas with ongoing cleanup work and to cooperate with the personnel on the ground. The priority remains public safety and the comfort and well-being of Seberang Prai residents, according to the city council.
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