Floods: Weather improves in Johor but many still displaced


Volunteers helping residents with post-floods clean up such as discarding damaged furniture in Yong Peng, Batu Pahat.

JOHOR BARU: The weather has improved but the floodwaters in four districts in Johor have yet to recede.

The Johor disaster management committee said while some families in Batu Pahat were able to return home earlier at 4am on Monday (March 13), the district remained the one with the highest number of evacuees in the state.

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