Sg Buloh Flood Mitigation Plan Phase Two to be continued, among others, says MB

Govt agencies would incur higher costs in long run if they neglect proper structural upgrades, says committee chairman

Infrastructural funding to be included in next year’s new policy application for expansion in 2027, says DID to Selcat

MBDK aims to complement overall urban drainage system involving flood models, simulations

State govt tops up funds from Putrajaya to resolve long-standing, recurrent issue

Slope maintenance, repairs, more toilets for PPS also included under Budget 2026

State also slated to get federal assistance for health facility, road upgrades

PRAB Phase Two to be ready next month, says Director-General

Amirudin also hopes Fed govt's long-term flood mitigation projects can be expedited to prevent recurrences

Dusun Tua assemblyman shares residents’ concerns, uncertainty over plans to widen river, improve drainage

Energy minister urges all states to work with local councils for maximum delivery

Flood-related projects also progressing according to schedule with regular monitoring, says Izham

Each project to be assessed individually so flood issue can be resolved promptly, says Izham

DPM says one million residents over 1,400sqkm provided with protection from disaster

Aim is to ensure PPR residents can enjoy better planned, more comfortable housing facilities, says state rep

Other efforts like flood control pumps, phased drain maintenance also underway to address issue

Once completed, they will address the problem of flooding and be a source of raw water for the whole Klang Valley

By Media Selangor Team  SHAH ALAM, July 31 — Menteri Besar Dato’ Seri Amirudin Shari has welcomed the announcements made by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim when tabling the 13th Malaysian Plan (13MP) today, saying many of these commitments align closely with Selangor’s long-term...

By Sofia Nasir SABAK BERNAM, June 25 — The state government is set to implement a new short-term approach to address flood issues involving three local authorities. State executive councillor for infrastructure Dato' Izham Hashim said the "quick-win" initiative aims to reduce the risk of...

SHAH ALAM, June 16 — A major flood mitigation initiative under the Selangor Maritime Gateway (SMG) project has successfully increased Sungai Klang’s capacity by 18 per cent, covering a 31km stretch from the river mouth to the Petaling Jaya-Kuala Lumpur border.