Flood victims in Gurun return home after relief centre closes


SUNGAI PETANI: The Gurun Mosque temporary flood relief centre (PPS) housing 619 evacuees from 149 families was officially closed at 1pm Friday (June 3) after all the victims were allowed to return home.

Kuala Muda Civil Defence Force officer Captain (PA) Azahar Ahmad said the PPS was opened at 12.29pm yesterday to house residents from several areas affected by floods.

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