Floods: Perlis and Pahang almost back to normal, fewer evacuees now in Perak and S'gor


Beachgoers watching the sunset in Kuala Perlis on Dec 3 as the rains eased and the flood situation continued to improve. – BERNAMApic

KUALA LUMPUR: Perlis and Pahang have almost fully recovered from the recent wave of floods, while the number of evacuees at temporary relief centres in Perak and Selangor continued to decline on Thursday (Dec 4) morning.

In PERAK, the number of victims at 18 relief centres across five districts dropped to 2,690 people from 783 families, compared with 2,763 people (785 families) the night before.

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