Flood Evacuees Rise in Sarawak and Sabah

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The number of flood evacuees continues to rise in Sarawak and Sabah, Malaysia. In Sarawak, over 11,000 people have been displaced, with Bintulu division being the most affected. In Sabah, over 5,000 people are seeking shelter in relief centers, with Kota Marudu having the highest number of evacuees.

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KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood evacuees in Sarawak and Sabah continue to rise as of 8pm on Friday .

In Sarawak, evacuees rose to 11,234 people from 3,187 families in six divisions in the state, with Bintulu division having the highest number with 5,350 people from 1,429 families, followed by Serian Division with 2,254 people from 703 families, Samarahan Division with 1,530 people from 508 families, Sibu Division with 1,017 people from 237 families, Miri Division with 608 people from 157 families and Kuching Division with 475 people from 153 families.

In Sabah, the number of evacuees rose slightly to 5,195 people from 1,797 families as of 8pm, with 33 relief centres open in nine districts after the closing of Dewan Letinggi in Kota Belud. Kota Marudu has the highest number of evacuees at 2,944 people from 1,095 families, followed by Pitas , Lahad Datu , Telupid , Paitan , Kota Belud , Beaufort , Beluran and Tongod .

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