Floods: Tenom relief centres closed as situation improves in district


KOTA KINABALU: All 310 remaining flood evacuees in Sabah's interior Tenom district have been allowed to go home as the flood situation improves in their villages.

District officer Mas Syazwan Masood, who heads the district disaster management committee, said they closed all six temporary relief centres in the district on Tuesday (March 11).

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