Floods: Kelantan sees rise in evacuees as number drops in three states


KUALA LUMPUR: The overall flood situation has improved with the number of evacuees in three states, namely Melaka, Pahang, and Selangor, registering a decline as of Thursday noon (Dec 30).

However, Kelantan, which is predicted to start flooding at 8pm, showed an increase in the number of evacuees with a total of 510 people from 145 families evacuated to flood evacuation centres (PPS) as of noon compared with 31 people this morning.

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