Malaysia

Pantai Morib closed to public until July 2

Authorities working to remove fallen trees, clear public road following thunderstorm

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 16 Jun 2023 7:30AM

Pantai Morib closed to public until July 2
Following Wednesday’s storm, Pantai Morib will be closed to the public and traders until July 2 for clean-up and repair works. – PWB Morib Facebook pic, June 16, 2023

SHAH ALAM – Pantai Morib is to be closed to the public and traders until July 2 for clean-up and repair works following Wednesday’s thunderstorm.

The Kuala Langat Municipal Council, in a post on Facebook, said the Skuad Pantas team, along with the Fire and Rescue Department, Civil Defence Force, Public Works Department, and police, have been actively working to remove fallen trees and clear the public road since Wednesday evening.

“Let us pray together for the well-being of the Kuala Langat district. May the clean-up efforts run smoothly,” it said. – Bernama, June 16, 2023

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