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Sabah floods cut off five roads in Kudat

Jalan Abdul Rahim, Jalan Sebayan, Jalan Datu, Jalan Bak Bak, Jalan Lo Thein Chok impassable for all vehicles

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 25 Jan 2023 3:36PM

Sabah floods cut off five roads in Kudat
Sabah Public Works Department has said that Jalan Abdul Rahim, Jalan Sebayan, Jalan Datu, Jalan Bak Bak and Jalan Lo Thein Chok have been cut off due to floods in the state caused by continuous heavy rain. – SAIRIEN NAFIS/The Vibes pic, January 25, 2023

KOTA KINABALU – Floods have left five roads in the Kudat district to be cut off and impassable for all vehicles.

Sabah Public Works Department said that the roads are Jalan Abdul Rahim, Jalan Sebayan, Jalan Datu, Jalan Bak Bak and Jalan Lo Thein Chok.

“The flooding is a result of the continuous heavy rain. A traffic management plan has been put in place for the affected roads, and they are currently being continuously monitored,” the department said in a statement today.

Meanwhile, Jalan Mongkubau Laut in Pitas district was also cut off from traffic as the temporary bridge and road, collapsed due to the persistent heavy rain.

“Road users can take the alternative road at Kg Mantaya-Kg Bawing-Kg Liu and then exit to Kg Kandang-Kg Telaga-Kg Ungkup,” the statement read.

It also said that Jalan Liu Malubang in the same district could only be used by heavy vehicles.

“Several roads in Kota Marudu district are also flooded, including Jalan Bandau and Jalan Longkon, but still open to all types of vehicles,” it added. – Bernama, January 25, 2023

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