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Taman Sri Muda flood victims still trapped in homes told to raise yellow cloth

By TASNIM LOKMAN
01 Jan 2022 02:10am
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SHAH ALAM, Dec 19 - An overview of the inundated Taman Sri Muda earlier today.
SHAH ALAM, Dec 19 - An overview of the inundated Taman Sri Muda earlier today.

Residents in Taman Sri Muda, Shah Alam have been asked to raise a yellow cloth in front of their homes to let rescuers know there are still people trapped inside.

EMS Services in a statement on their Facebook page today said those who have ran out of mobile phone battery should hang yellow coloured cloth or clothing so that rescuers know there are people inside.

The services told those who were still able to make switch on their mobile phones to call the national disaster centre hotline at 03-80642400.

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