Beaufort reopens relief centre as floods return


KOTA KINABALU: Intermittent heavy rain forced Beaufort, a flood-prone district in southwest Sabah, to reopen its temporary relief centre on Thursday afternoon (Feb 6).

As of 8pm, 48 families, including 149 displaced residents, 74 of them children, from Kampung Suasa were relocated to the Dewan Selagon permanent relief centre.

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