Floods: Number of evacuees rises in Sabah and Sarawak


KUALA LUMPUR: Flood evacuees in Sabah and Sarawak rose Sunday evening, with Sabah facing a drastic rise compared to Sarawak’s small increase.

The number of evacuees in SABAH rose to 2,785 people from 907 families as of 4pm compared to 1,748 people from 570 families at 8am, with two new relief centres opened in Beaufort, bringing the total to four, with 1,181 people from 385 families being housed there.

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