Tragedy sweeps across Sabah


KOTA KINABALU: Eleven people have died in three separate landslides, with at least one missing, as Sabah declared a natural disaster alert with floods and landslips battering most districts along the state’s west coast.

The state government cancelled Malaysia Day celebrations scheduled for today to focus on mobilising aid to thousands of victims trapped or displaced across at least five districts, including the state capital, following over 10 days of downpours that triggered floods and landslides since Thursday.

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