Tenom and Beaufort districts hit. FMTNews Sabah Flood
A fireman and other residents helping a senior citizen onto a boat to be transferred to a relief centre in Tenom.
As of 8pm today, there are 1,195 people from 370 families placed at 10 shelters in the interior district. A Fire and Rescue Department spokesman said the victims are from villages in the Kemabong and Melalap state constituencies under Tenom.Beaufort district officer Jupery Etok said the Selagon temporary relief centre was reopened, after being closed last Dec 14, after water levels rose due to continuous rain since yesterday evening.He said although the rain in Membakut sub-district was not as heavy, it still caused the water levels at Sungai Membakut to go over the dangerous level.
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