Kelantan flood evacuees return home


Hard at work: Army personnel replacing the half-collapsed Sungai Limbong bridge in Kemaman with a new tactical bridge.

KOTA BARU: All flood evacuees in Kelantan have returned home, while the situation is improving in Pahang and Johor.

However, the situation remained unchanged in Terengganu with the number of flood victims staying at flood relief centres still at 22,617, reported Bernama.

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