Flood situation in Pahang still critical


Trying times: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak giving words of encouragement to elderly flood victim Muda Abdul Hamid, 80, and others during a visit to a flood relief centre in Pekan. — Bernama

KUANTAN: The flood situation in Pahang has yet to show any sign of abating with at least eight major rivers breaching the danger level.

As at 1.30pm yesterday, Sungai Jelai in Jeram Bungor, Lipis, recorded 63.69m, exceeding the danger level of 62m.

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