According to the state's Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID), the waters in some of the rivers in Penang had risen to dangerous levels. At 6.15pm, Sungai Dondang was at 22.11m, Sungai Air Itam at 6.84m and Sg Dondang at 22.11m.
The DID said that among the areas affected in Georgetown were Kg Masjid, Kg Makan (Makam?), Jalan P Ramless (Ramlee), Halaman Bukit Gambir and Jalan Patani.
The DID said that among the areas affected in Georgetown were Kg Masjid, Kg Makan (Makam?), Jalan P Ramless (Ramlee), Halaman Bukit Gambir and Jalan Patani.
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Jln P Ramlee |
Since time immemorial (insofar as my personal kaytee's memory goes), every time rain hits Penang heavily, Jalan P Ramlee and surrounding areas would be flooded.
WTF man, DID?
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Jln P Ramlee |
Call it climate change,deforestation or over building,these are all the makings of greedy developers and their sick puppies,the corrupt "politicians and government officials".
ReplyDeletemy uncle told em flooding occurred in mentioned regularly even during British colonial days
Deleteliao toing lai said it, its a sign of loses the mandate of heaven wakaka.
DeleteGlad you are back Kayee, after almost a month. I was kind of worried something had happened to you.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, after all these years er more like decades, why has everyone in charge of Penang done buggerall about this flooding.
thanks matey
DeleteI thought you die or something.. been checking almost every day...good to know your still alive and kickinh..
ReplyDeletecuti ;-)
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