Flood situation continues to improve in Malaysia


KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in the country continued to improve as the number of flood evacuees in relief centres dropped steadily, with Terengganu fully recovering from flooding.

In KELANTAN, the number of evacuees dropped to 7,600 people from 2,349 families at 20 centres as of 8pm compared to 12,736 people this afternoon, with Tumpat having the highest number of evacuees at 7,052 people (2,188 families) followed by Pasir Mas 526 people (154 families) and Kuala Krai with 22 people (seven families).

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