APM: Allegations not true


Not good enough: The picture from the Facebook posting by a woman that went viral in social media

PETALING JAYA: Flood victims at relief centres are not just served taugeh (bean sprouts) and sardine for meals, says Perlis Civil Defence Force Malaysia (APM) director Lt-Kol Ishak Mohd Radzi.

Denying the allegations shared over Facebook on Sunday by a woman claiming to be an evacuee at SK Bintang here, Ishak said each meal included rice, chicken, meat and fish along with fresh ingredients.

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