Dozens of new cars ‘submerged’ in flash flood
DOZENS of new cars were left ‘submerged’ after a vehicle storage area in Subang was hit by flooding following heavy rain this afternoon. The incident went viral on social media through several photographs showing rows of new vehicles sitting in flood...
A series of flash floods struck a vehicle storage area in Subang, Malaysia, leaving dozens of new cars submerged in murky water, according to social media images. The inundated vehicles were captured in photographs showing the cars half-buried in floodwaters, with water levels reaching up to door level on several models. The incident quickly gained attention on social media, with many users expressing shock at the state of the new cars.
As of now, the precise count of affected vehicles and the full extent of the damage remains undisclosed. The heavy downpour this afternoon triggered flash floods across various locations in Subang and the broader Klang Valley region. Beyond the submerged vehicles, the floods also inundated several areas in Kampung Subang, impacting both roads and residential properties.
Some locals stated that the current situation is more severe than past incidents. Additionally, falling trees contributed to damage inflicted on cars during the flood event.
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