Floods: Situation improves slightly in Johor, one relief centre closed in Kluang


Residents of Kampung Sungai Gajah in Batu Pahat using a boat to visit their flood-hit homes.

JOHOR BARU: The number or flood evacuees in Johor has seen a slight decrease with some 44,934 people seeking shelter at 173 temporary relief centres as at noon Friday (March 10).

The state disaster management committee said 284 people were able to return home over the past four hours as the flood situation improved.

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