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Heavy rain sent a thick column of water pouring from a top-floor ceiling to the ground floor of an Ipoh shopping mall on Thursday (22 Oct). Shoppers stopped to watch, and the public quickly compared the scene to Changi Airport's Rain Vortex.
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Water poured from the top-floor ceiling of a shopping mall in Ipoh down to the ground floor on Thursday (22 October), after heavy rain hit the city.
Videos of the leak drew thousands of views and comments online.
Shoppers on different floors stopped to watch. Some on the ground floor moved away to avoid getting wet.
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