'Vehicle owners just need to snap a photo of the damage from the tree and proceed to MBSA to make a claim,' Ng said.
Selangor local government committee chairman Ng Sze Han said there was no need for vehicle owners to wait for Shah Alam City Council officers to arrive at the scene of an incident to assess the situation.
"Vehicle owners just need to snap a photo of the damage from the tree and proceed to MBSA to make a claim."
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