Floods worsen in Pahang, Johor and Sabah


School’s out: Knee-high floodwaters inundated Pekan near Kuantan, including SK Pulau Manis. — Bernama

KUANTAN: Continuous rain over two days has worsened Pahang’s flood situation, forcing authorities to open another evacuation centre in Rompin.

The number of flood victims in the state increased to 357 people as compared to 318 the night before, after 39 people moved to the centre at Leban Chondong community hall.

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