Floods: Sarawak recovers, Pahang sees slight rise in evacuees, Sabah remains unchanged


KUALA LUMPUR: The Flood situation in Sarawak has completely recovered, while in Pahang, the number of evacuees in temporary evacuation centres has seen a small rise and in Sabah, the situation remains unchanged as of 8pm on Friday (Jan 17).

In SARAWAK, according to the State Disaster Management Committee (JBPN), all 44 evacuees from 22 families, who had been taking shelter at the Kanowit Sports Complex Hall, were allowed to return to their homes at 2pm on Friday after floodwaters receded and conditions were deemed safe.

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