KOTA KINABALU: The number of people at relief centres across Sabah has risen to more than 3,000 in six districts as of 8pm Wednesday (Sept 17), seeking shelter from floods and landslides that have hit the state since Sept 8.
According to the Sabah Natural Disaster Management secretariat, a total of 3,168 people from 892 families from 128 kampung were being housed at 27 relief centres in affected areas.
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