This warning was issued due to the rising water levels in the area, which have been steadily increasing following heavy rainfall
: Residents of Gua Musang have been urged to remain vigilant, and take prompt action to evacuate to the nearest temporary evacuation centre , should flooding occur in their areas.
“We have observed an upward trend in the water levels of rivers in Gua Musang, and if the rain continues through this evening, more areas could be affected by flooding,“ he said. Meanwhile, Gua Musang police chief Supt Sik Choon Foo noted that apart from villages in the interior, several areas near Gua Musang town have already begun to experience flooding since this morning.
“The roads in these areas are beginning to flood, and residents are urged to exercise caution and follow the authorities’ instructions, should they be ordered to evacuate to PPS. They are also advised to bring essential documents, such as their identity cards,“ he said.
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