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Perak closes last flood-relief centre

Last 44 victims at temporary shelter allowed to return home

Updated 5 years ago · Published on 11 Jan 2021 11:25AM

Perak closes last flood-relief centre
The floods in Perak have subsided. – Bernama pic, January 11, 2020

IPOH – Perak at 9am today closed its last flood-relief centre at the Teluk Intan Municipal Council Hall in the Hilir Perak district, which was opened on January 4.

Hilir Perak district disaster management chairman Mohd Hizaz Mohd Ibrahim said the last 44 victims at the temporary shelter were allowed to return home as the floods have subsided.

Hizaz also thanked the relevant agencies, individuals and non-governmental organisations that worked hard coordinating flood-relief operations in the district. – Bernama, January 11, 2020

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