Victims may need to observe Ramadan at relief centres


Saving their goods: Teacher Sazali Shaharom, 42, (right) and his son, Muhd Muzaffar Hakimi Sazali, relocating some of their plants to higher ground at their flood-hit home. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

BATU PAHAT: After three years of going through Ramadan amid the Covid-19 movement restrictions, Noorizah Mohamed had been hoping that this would finally be the year that the holy month returns to being a joyous occasion.

Unfortunately, the 58-year-old may now have to go through the fasting month at a temporary relief centre after her house near Jalan Sungai Rambut here was hit by floods.

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