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<p /><p /><p>KEPALA BATAS: Heavy rain since this morning has triggered flash floods in several areas here, inundating homes and disrupting residents.
Heavy rain caused flash floods in Kepala Batas, affecting several areas and inundating homes.
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KEPALA BATAS: Heavy rain since this morning has triggered flash floods in several areas here, inundating homes and disrupting residents.
Among the affected areas were Penaga, Permatang Bertam, Permatang Bogak, Taman Abdullah Fahim, Bertam and Pajak Song.
In Jalan Datuk Haji Ahmad Badawi, floodwaters reached knee level inside the home of cook Mohamad Nur Irfan Aziz, 36.
He said water began entering his house at about 10.30am, following a similar incident in the area about two weeks ago.
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