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Flood fixes in the pipeline

Selangor government approved RM15.8mil for multiple measures to put an end to the woes of Taman Melawis residents in Klang.

Klang folk pick up the pieces as flash floods strike again Friday (March 4)

KLANG: As heavy rain fell over Klang early Friday (March 4), residents in some parts of the town were hit by flash floods again.

More bitcoin miners brought down

KLANG: Three cryptocurrency mining operations managed to rake in over RM150,000 in profits in only two months.

Klang Valley on full alert for flash floods

PETALING JAYA: Local authorities in the Klang Valley are on full alert for flash floods with logistics and manpower on standby to be mobilised.

Klang Valley braced for flash floods – now is the time to opt for Special Perils auto insurance coverage

Report: Klang Valley's city councils on the alert for flash floods | Malaysia

KUALA LUMPUR, March 4 — Local councils within the Klang Valley are on standby to monitor and alert the public about any flash floods, and also are ready to deploy personnel while pursuing flood mitigation efforts, a report has said. Local daily The Star reported that the Shah Alam City Council...

Cryptocurrency mining activities with stolen electricity crippled with arrests of 12 suspects in Klang

KLANG: Three cryptocurrency mining operations have been crippled by police for alleged electricity theft.

Cops cripple three crypto mining syndicates stealing electricity in Shah Alam

SHAH ALAM: Police smashed three cryptocurrency mining syndicates believed to be stealing electricity around Bandar Puteri and Bayu Perdana in a two-day integrated operation beginning Tuesday (March 1).

Fire razes 15 MPK food stalls in Port Klang

PORT KLANG: There was a small inferno early Thursday (Feb 24) morning when fire razed some food stalls at Jalan Besar, Pandamaran near here.

Passed over and rundown

Port Klang town has been neglected after a ramp linking the two main ports was built over 20 years ago. Long-affected locals and businesses want the authorities to stop the rot and revive the place soon.