Kemaman on high alert even as flood victims go home


KEMAMAN: Despite a drop in the number of flood evacuees, Kemaman remains on high alert as the coming days may see the district hit by more floods, especially in low-lying areas.

Downpours are expected in the state until late this evening with Kemaman to face a high tide phenomenon measuring about 3.2m from Dec 28 to 30.

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