KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood victims at relief centres in Sarawak, Sabah and Perak rose on Saturday (Dec 24) morning, but there is no change in Johor, and a drop in Kelantan and Terengganu.
In SARAWAK, the state Disaster Management Committee secretariat informed that the number of evacuees increased to 1,136 people from 294 families from 363 victims from 93 families last night.
One centre, namely at Dewan Kampung Koran Mawang, Serian was opened to house 57 people from seven families who were the victims of a landslide. Meanwhile, following the high tide phenomena, evacuation of residents especially those living in stilt houses continued this morning, with the number increased to 573 victims from 137 families this morning compared to 276 from 61 families last night.
In PERAK, the JPBN Secretariat informed that the number of flood victims has increased slightly to 69 victims from 17 families as of 8 am today compared to 65 victims from 16 families last night and all are at two relief centres in Hilir Perak and Bagan Datuk.
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