Low Kim Gok clearing the debris caused by a fallen tree which damaged the roof of the kitchen. — Picture by P.C. Lim
Source: streets@nstp.com.my. Halim Said
"When I got home, I was trembling and could only watch helplessly," Low told Segambut member of Parliament Lim Lip Eng during the latter's visit recently. Low said City Hall workers removed the fallen tree on the same night but she was left without a kitchen. "The house is in bad shape and with the damage to the roof, we can no longer live here. I don't have a kitchen anymore and now I have to cook outside. The area is infested with mosquitoes, rats, and even cobras," said Low. Lim said the family had sought his help to secure a City Hall low-cost flat for them. "I have contacted City Hall on the matter but they have yet to confirm the availability of the flat. I will get back to them by next week," he said.
Meanwhile, MIC Segambut branch chairman S. N. Segaren said he had called City Hall on the night of the storm to clear the fallen tree and debris from the victim's house. "I am looking at helping the family get RM300 in aid," said Segaran, adding that the family needed to lodge a police report so that he could request financial aid from the Welfare Department for them.
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