More flood victims in East Coast and Johor relocated to temporary relief centres


KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in the East Coast and Johor worsened on Tuesday, with an increasing number of victims being relocated to Temporary Relief Centres. Meanwhile, the situation in Perak is improving, and Melaka has fully recovered.

In TERENGGANU, the number of victims rose to 5,198 from 1,273 families housed in 28 relief centres as of 8pm, compared to 4,904 victims earlier in the afternoon.

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