Americans React To Malaysia Coming Together | Cleaning up homes of flood victims

[@muhamadamirulhafiz2852]

The sky that we always see not always going to shine bright as we hope but in this harsh situation like this, there could be a silver lining, we could see there is still hope in humanity as we can see people of different ethnic and religion united together to heal each other's pain 😊 Guys, when you think you two cannot do anything about our flood situation, you already are helping a lot by raising awareness to the whole world. In the end we are all one big family, have a nice and safe day! 👍🏼🇲🇾😊 Thanks once again for reacting to my suggestion!

[@abdhalimabdrani4919]

We are all together... Malaysian vibes....one Malaysia one family.... doesn't matter different skin colour, different race, different religions ....we are ONE....proud to be Malaysian n salute to Malaysian people...love u guys miles n phezz....from malaysia with ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@TheAsiahb]

To your enquiry; Yes, there are, in fact, multi-purpose halls and many temporary shelters for the flood victims to take refuge during and after the flood. I believe this video was taken when the flood water has subsided leaving mud behind and, the occupants had to return to their homes to face the daunting task of cleaning up. The aftermath was devastating just to look at as you can see. But, we have lots of volunteers from all walks of life, from different states from as far as the north and the east coast who came with their boats, 4X4s, lorries, while others brought food, clothes, daily essentials and etc. Not to mention, the NGOs too. Help from all over the country just kept on coming. And that is the true spirit of Malaysians really, in times of crisis such as this. My heart goes out to the victims. 😍

[@syigloo]

Those are Malaysian people & their homes are affected by the flash flood. People acted faster than the government, by joining hands together to help those affected. They send essential items & food to them & help with the cleaning work. Some even send toys for the children to play. Yes, Miles… we too believe that everything happened for a reason. 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾

[@bernadettelanders7306]

Heartbreaking, but wonderful so many are all working together to help each other

[@bxnjaminyeo]

Normally each district has a disaster committee, and they have a list of various halls whether in schools, community centres as designated evacuation centers in cases such as floods or other natural disasters. But i'm not from the KL-Selangor area, so I'm not sure if the govt agencies could cope with the extent of this latest flood

[@rohansugunathas]

There were shelters at the local Multi Purpose halls usually as floods occurs on a yearly basis especially in East coast of Malaysia..

[@edpotter1170]

When you mentioned about finding the best out of a difficult situation, i really want you to react to how Malaysians entertain themselves in the midst of the flood but most of them are captioned/spoken in Malay 😪 there are compilations of people taking out boats, floats etc to play as if it was a huge waterpark. 😂

[@psevents1]

People are immediately provided a safe and clean place to stay.

[@josemiloatis3714]

It's similar here in my country the 🇵🇭.

[@TheCommodity]

We’ve actually reacted to flooding videos in Philippines before.. Everyone is SEA comes together to help each other in times of need, and it is so amazing.

[@Avaritia_IV]

didnt the Phillipines get hit by a typhoon ???

[@aimansafwankamaruddin8369]

Usually schools and general purpose halls will be transformed into flood relief centres, those affected can stay there

[@sanir6]

Politics will always be politics but the people will also always be the people. The people will always STAND together

[@travelerforever8849]

Pity those who lost everything..Too many people are involved that there are no enough shelters for them..Some camped out or stay with relatives/friends..

[@InMemoryOfUteh]

Muslim, Chinese, Indian, Christian and other work together because we're 1 Malaysia n Proud to be Malaysia. 🇲🇾

[@attirom5242]

God Protect and bless Malaysian & Usa.

[@sitizamani6453]

A friend in need is a friend indeed. Helping hands are always there whenever you need them. This is what we call Malaysian Spirit. #Rakyatjagarakyat is the motto uphold by Malaysians. Tqsm to both of you for sharing this misfortune internationally. That is also a big contribution to relief this ordeal. T care 🌸💝🌸🇲🇾Malacca

[@UNKHOWN-mn9ro]

this is the power of malaysian people..

[@chuwkoyzulkefli5690]

#RakyatJagaRakyat

[@jamesbder5898]

the commodity, hmmm firstly i thank you for viewing this bad situation we're facing in Malaysia. even though I'm not effected by the situation but Humanity is the key. May our gov. take a look and help those in this situation. again I thank you Phezz and Miles (the Commodity) much humanity received from you, I a Malaysian, thank you even if I an not facing this issues.

[@Intervention2348]

TQ views my country Malaysia...

[@notmyname3556]

thank you for reacting to this. You guys indirectly spreading awareness about the flood. Hope that other countriez can learn something from what happened in Malaysia

[@Tawanpawatt]

Some of them staying in schools., Mosques, camping that arent affected, in Malaysia we already have protection place where malaysian can run into. I heard also some Malaysians allow the victim staying in their home without even see what their race is.

[@soniclyqaulan]

god this heartbreaking hope things get better 🙁

[@hkrchannel1384]

1Malaysia..we working together to help each other..

[@fidaruzki4820]

The Dec flooding effected few districts in the state of Selangor. The video you reviewed was in location further inland from the sea. The local government set up temporary shelter in some places for the people to seek refuge. In places near the sea, the water risen as high as rooftop of single storey terrace houses. We've seen quite a number of death as some people were trapped in rising water or washed away. On the day itself, hundreds of people were stranded in various places including highways as the routes were cut off due to floodings.

[@hades_0606]

When I'm kids... I experience flood in every year in december

[@sambharat3532]

is a black day for our country malaysia 😭

[@TheCommodity]

😞

[@muslimhub787]

♥♥♥

[@mohdfuad8100]

Love from penang

[@amein73]

... selut everywhere = mud everywhere

[@akmalaziq3420]

This doesnt show the full devastation. There were houses where the mud was 11 ft tall. Taller than a single storey house and cars fully buried under mud.

[@mierafatasha_]

Hello! please react O.V.A - Checkmate new boys group from Malaysia ❤️🔥

[@AhmadZakiVision]

You should also react to the video that recorded one of the ministers in Malaysia being surrounded by "photographers" or "videographers" when he was cleaning an area that was already clean. 🤦🕵️😊

[@avrinrose5457]

Can you react to Attack on Titan trailer?

[@chocoplayz2415]

first

[@chocoplayz2415]

it is really sad that only my state don't have flood..I feel really really bad...

[@Avaritia_IV]

@@chocoplayz2415 wait WHERE ?????????????

[@chocoplayz2415]

@@Avaritia_IV some of the place in Perak not really flooded becuz of those sunny days

[@HaikalFansuriii]

@@chocoplayz2415 only your state don't have flood? What about Perlis, Kedah, Penang, Sabah, Sarawak?

[@dziczyznaAyoub3848]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@dziczyznaAyoub3848]

The sender must be a teenager and have a lot of time to find sources for you to react 🤔