Only 114 still at relief centres as flood situation improves as of 4pm, says Nadma


KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in three states is improving, with only 114 evacuees still housed in five temporary relief centres as of 4pm on Monday (Jan 1), compared with 1,122 people in 13 centres reported at noon.

Based on the latest report issued by the National Disaster Management Agency's National Disaster Command Centre, the number of evacuees in Kelantan has dropped significantly, to only 26 people, currently accommodated in a relief centre in Pasir Mas, compared with 1,034 people in nine centres reported earlier.

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