Flood situation in Johor improves with more evacuees returning home

By ZAZALI MUSA

JOHOR BARU: Flood situation in Johor is improving with the number of flood victims seeking shelter at temporary relief centres in the state reducing.

There were 1,106 people from 305 families as of 2pm on Wednesday (Feb 1) as compared with 1,373 victims from 378 families at around noon.

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