Flash floods hit several major roads in KL

PETALING JAYA: Several major roads in Kuala Lumpur are inundated after a downpour that started around 11am on Wednesday (May 25).

The Federal Territories Ministry said the affected roads are Jalan Kuching, Jalan Segambut and Jalan Khidmat Usaha.Kuala Lumpur City Council workers have been sent to the affected areas to assist motorists.

"DBKL workers are ready and are present at several locations to ensure water flows smoothly and to assist with traffic," it said in a Facebook post at noon on Wednesday ."Plan your trip and drive carefully," said the ministry.

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