KUALA LUMPUR: Residents in five states, namely Pahang, Selangor, Johor, Negri Sembilan and Melaka, are advised to always be on alert and follow the instructions given by the authorities as the rivers in these states are still at danger levels.
The Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID), in a statement Monday (Jan 3), said that in Pahang, the water levels of Sungai Serting at Padang Gudang Bridge (Bera), Paya Gintong Station (Jerantut), and Sungai Pahang in Kuala Krau (Temerloh) are at danger levels and with an upward trend.
Other rivers in the state, namely Sungai Pukin in Rompin, Chegar Perah Bridge Station (Lipis) and Sungai Luit in Kampung Subuh (Maran) though still at danger levels, showed a downward trend.
In Selangor, the water level in Sungai Langat at Bukit Changgang in Kuala Langat district was also at danger level but with a downward trend.
As for Johor, two rivers in Segamat district, namely Sungai Lenik at Ladang Chaah and Sungai Segamat in Bandar Segamat. are at danger levels with an upward trend, while the water level in Sungai Tangkak at Kampung Seri Makmur remained unchanged at danger level.
Meanwhile in Negri Sembilan, Sungai Muar at Pekan Rompin, Jempol district and at Kampung Berembang, Kuala Pilah district are reported to show a declining trend although still at danger levels.
In Melaka, Sungai Melaka at Melaka Pindah (Alor Gajah) is currently at danger level but with a downward trend but at Batu Hampar (Melaka Tengah), it is reported to be on an upward trend while Sungai Kesang in Telok Rimba (Jasin) remained at danger level with no change.
Meanwhile, the Department of Minerals and Geoscience said additional landslides were reported involving seven new areas in Sabah, six in Negri Sembilan and one in Johor.
The total number of landslide incidents so far stands at 243, affecting nine states including Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, Pahang, Terengganu and Sarawak.
The latest landslide occurred in Sabah at two residential areas in Kinabatangan, namely Kampung Sagaliud Seberang in Jalan Sagaliud and Kampung Warisan in Jalan Bukit Garam.
Also affected were road areas in Ranau district at Jalan Bongkud, Jalan Stadium, Jalan Tambunan-Ranau and Jalan Timbau-Melinsau, as well as Ranau and Jalan Nangoh Paitan (Kanibongan).
In Negri Sembilan, the landslides had also affected three roads at Jalan Seremban-Port Dickson; Jalan Karak-Tampin, and Jalan Talang Ulu, Kg Lubuk Kadam, Tanjung Ipoh as well as three housing areas at Taman Desa Permai (Tampin), Kampung Jeram (Tampin) and Gemas.
In Johor a landslide was reported at Taman Bukit Pelali in Pengerang district. - Bernama
The Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID), in a statement Monday (Jan 3), said that in Pahang, the water levels of Sungai Serting at Padang Gudang Bridge (Bera), Paya Gintong Station (Jerantut), and Sungai Pahang in Kuala Krau (Temerloh) are at danger levels and with an upward trend.
Other rivers in the state, namely Sungai Pukin in Rompin, Chegar Perah Bridge Station (Lipis) and Sungai Luit in Kampung Subuh (Maran) though still at danger levels, showed a downward trend.
In Selangor, the water level in Sungai Langat at Bukit Changgang in Kuala Langat district was also at danger level but with a downward trend.
As for Johor, two rivers in Segamat district, namely Sungai Lenik at Ladang Chaah and Sungai Segamat in Bandar Segamat. are at danger levels with an upward trend, while the water level in Sungai Tangkak at Kampung Seri Makmur remained unchanged at danger level.
Meanwhile in Negri Sembilan, Sungai Muar at Pekan Rompin, Jempol district and at Kampung Berembang, Kuala Pilah district are reported to show a declining trend although still at danger levels.
In Melaka, Sungai Melaka at Melaka Pindah (Alor Gajah) is currently at danger level but with a downward trend but at Batu Hampar (Melaka Tengah), it is reported to be on an upward trend while Sungai Kesang in Telok Rimba (Jasin) remained at danger level with no change.
Meanwhile, the Department of Minerals and Geoscience said additional landslides were reported involving seven new areas in Sabah, six in Negri Sembilan and one in Johor.
The total number of landslide incidents so far stands at 243, affecting nine states including Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, Melaka, Pahang, Terengganu and Sarawak.
The latest landslide occurred in Sabah at two residential areas in Kinabatangan, namely Kampung Sagaliud Seberang in Jalan Sagaliud and Kampung Warisan in Jalan Bukit Garam.
Also affected were road areas in Ranau district at Jalan Bongkud, Jalan Stadium, Jalan Tambunan-Ranau and Jalan Timbau-Melinsau, as well as Ranau and Jalan Nangoh Paitan (Kanibongan).
In Negri Sembilan, the landslides had also affected three roads at Jalan Seremban-Port Dickson; Jalan Karak-Tampin, and Jalan Talang Ulu, Kg Lubuk Kadam, Tanjung Ipoh as well as three housing areas at Taman Desa Permai (Tampin), Kampung Jeram (Tampin) and Gemas.
In Johor a landslide was reported at Taman Bukit Pelali in Pengerang district. - Bernama
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