Many still on high alert for possible second wave of floods


KOTA TINGGI: Although the flood situation has improved here, many residents are still on high alert and worried that a second wave will soon hit again.

Kampung Sungai Telor resident Rousmani A. Suffian, who has been putting up at a temporary relief centre (PPS) for more than 10 days in Kota Tinggi, one of the worst-hit districts in Johor, said the floods were worse this time round compared with last year.

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