JOHOR BAHRU (Bernama): The number of flood evacuees in Segamat continues to drop this morning as the flood situation improved and more victims were allowed to return home.
State Local Government, Urban Wellbeing and Environment Committee chairman Tan Chen Choon in a statement said the number of evacuees at six relief centres in the district had dropped to 205 as of 10am on Tuesday from 252 people the night before.
They are residents of Kampung Batu Badak, Kampung Pogoh, Kampung Gemereh, Kampung Spang Loi, Kampung Tandong and Kampung Bukit Tunggal located in Mukim Gemereh, Pogoh, Jementah and Buloh Kasap. According to Tan, despite the sunny weather, the residents could not return home as their houses were still flooded with stagnant water as high as 0.3 metres.- Bernama
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