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After The Haze Is Gone, Malaysians Hit With Monsoon Season Floods

Malaysia Times desk Original: The Rakyat Post↗ 11/4 18:17 X
After The Haze Is Gone, Malaysians Hit With Monsoon Season Floods
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Several parts of the Klang Valley were hit with flash floods over the past few days, disrupting traffic and causing damage to properties.

From the original report

The next time you hear someone saying "Ah Malaysia's weather is so lovely, it's warm, sunny and pleasant", tell them they're only half right.

After suffering nearly a quarter of a year of haze brought upon by man-made forest and peat fires from across the sea since August 2026, the end of the ordeal in early November marked the beginning of the northeast monsoon season which brings heavy rain, thunderstorms, and all-around miserable wet weather all across the Malaysian Peninsula.

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The Rakyat Post
Originally published
Nov 4, 2026
Updated here
Nov 4, 2026
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