Flood situation improves in Sabah, 108 evacuees still at relief centres


KOTA KINABALU: The number of flood victims in Sabah has gone down to just over a hundred people as at 4pm on Wednesday (March 1).

The 108 victims remain at the various temporary relief centres opened up in Sabah's central Tongod district, while 377 victims at shelters in Kota Marudu have all returned home after flood waters receded.

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