KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood victims in Kedah continues to decrease this evening, but the flood situation in Johor and Perak remains unchanged. I...
The number of flood victims in Kedah continues to decrease this evening, but the flood situation in Johor and Perak remains unchanged.
He said all victims are taking shelter at 14 flood relief centres in the Kota Setar, Pendang, Kubang Pasu, and Pokok Sena districts. “In Kubang Pasu, 148 people are housed in two relief centres, whereas in Pokok Sena, 116 people are placed in one relief centre,“ he said in the statement.
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