Stranded tourists get food supplies by boat


  • Nation
  • Thursday, 25 Dec 2014

Safe and sound: The tourists being evacuated to a relief centre at Kuala Tahan. — Bernama

JERANTUT: The 102 tourists trapped at the Mutiara Taman Negara Resort in Kuala Tahan heaved a sigh of relief when the Fire and Rescue Department arrived with much needed food supplies.

The department sent more than four boatloads of food supplies for the tourists and residents in the area.

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