Flash Flood Forces Tnb To Shut Off Electrical Supply In Certain Areas Within Kuala Lumpur

According to the list published by TNB on its official Facebook page at 6:03 PM today, here are 40 areas that have been affected by the move:

Royal CendanaBukit AmanClass G QrtPDRM Bukit AmanHospital Tang LinCar Park Jalan TanglinJabatan Kesihatan Daerah WP Kuala Lumpur & PutrajayaJalan Kebun BungaJalan Young StatPejabat Perancang SelangorBanyan Tree Signature Jalan ConlayAmphitheaterThe Royale Chulan HotelPangsapuri Sri Jati Jalan JatiKompleks Budaya KrafRestoran Sri MelayuRest Hotel Jalan JatiKraftangan Jalan ConlayHotel WestinLembaga Tabung Angkatan TenteraMenara Worldwide Jln Bkt BintangMenara Keck SengRoyal Selangor Golf ClubRHBWisma InaiBintang Goldhill Jalan Tun RazakThe ForumJalan Bukit BintangBukit BintangRitz Carlton HotelIstana Johor Persiaran StonorThe Pearl Jalan StonorDua Residency Jalan Tun RazakConlay CourtThe Ascott Jalan PinangMenara BIMB Jalan PerakSuria StonorMni TowerHotel Impiana KLCC Jalan PinangLot 170 J Perak

At a glance, it seemed that the names mentioned in the list above are mainly located in Bukit Bintang, KLCC, Jalan Tun Razak, and Bukit Aman area. Of course, the severity of today’s flash flood in Kuala Lumpur goes beyond these areas as noted by many media reports since a few hours ago. In a post by the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) on its Facebook page, the agency acknowledged that the river level in some areas within Kuala Lumpur has passed the warning level as of 5:00 PM today including Sg Batu in Sentul, Sg Klang in Jambatan Sulaiman and Lebuh Pasar as well as Sg Gombak in Jalan Parlimen.

Banyak kereta tersangkut di dalam banjir. Video : Orang Awam pic.twitter.com/EWoMbakydH — Mohd Redzuan Abdul Manap (@redzuanNewsMPB) March 7, 2022 At the same time, Sg Gombak at Jalan Tun Razak has exceeded the danger level and on another Facebook post, NADMA has also shared 23 locations around Kuala Lumpur that have been verified by Royal Malaysia Police (PDRM) as flood areas. That being said, Kuala Lumpur City Hall has tweeted at 6:27 PM that the flood in all roads with the exception of Bulatan Pudu underpass has since receded. (Source: TNB / Facebook.)