Rescuers in Sabah working round the clock to help flood victims


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 27 Jan 2019

A fireman carrying a disabled person to safety in Sipitang.

KOTA MARUDU: Rescuers from various agencies in Sabah are working around the clock to bring flood victims in six districts to safety following three consecutive days of rain.

A total of 2,771 flood victims have been evacuated from their homes and are taking shelter at 19 relief centres in Kota Marudu, Matunggong, Pitas, Kota Belud, Sipitang and Paitan.

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