Ramadhan Bazaars In KL & Seremban Ruined By Bad Weather And Flash Floods

Nowadays, the weather seems a little unpredictable.

As we all know, Ramadhan started on 13 April, the day that kickstarts the fasting month for our Muslim friends. However, on the same day, several Ramadhan bazaars in certain areas had to brave the freakish weather and flash floods.

In this video, we can see that a leg of the tent had fallen to the ground probably due to the strong winds. This tilted the tent and caused a huge amount of food to spill on the ground, soaked by rainwater. Three women tried their best to pick up the fish balls and tofu while a few men corrected their tents. It is said that this scene happened in Wangsa Maju.

In Seremban, the flash floods hit when stores in the Ramadhan bazaar were preparing to open up for business. Some of them looked dejected at the sight of the floodwaters. The waters were high enough that vehicles were unable to pass through. However, in the span of a few hours, the floodwaters receded and the stalls were able to make some sales.

We certainly hope that the weather situation improves for the sake of these bazaar sellers. Fasting is certainly not an easy process and a lot of people rely on bazaars to break their fast.

Also read: Video: Glass Window At KL Building Shatters Due To Strong Wind Amidst Rainstorm