Terengganu floods not letting up while Johor and Kelantan evacuees lessen


The flood situation in Kuala Terengganu.

KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in Johor and Kelantan continued to improve with the number of evacuees at relief centres dropping, but the situation in Terengganu has not.

The number of evacuees in Terengganu remained at 14,609 from 3,195 families, with Kemaman district recording the highest number at 13,336 from 2,852 families, followed by Dungun with 1,251 from 235 families, and Marang 28 from eight families.

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