Malaysia

More than 38,000 flood victims still at shelters in three states

Number of evacuees in Johor drops to 38,587 as of 8am today

Updated 3 years ago · Published on 14 Mar 2023 10:17AM

More than 38,000 flood victims still at shelters in three states
The Johor Disaster Management Committee reports that 10,747 families in the state are still sheltering at 123 centres in four flood-hit districts (pic for illustration purposes only). – Bernama pic, March 14, 2023

KUALA LUMPUR – A total of 38,738 flood evacuees were still housed in 126 relief centres across three states as of 8am today.

In Johor, the number of evacuees dropped to 38,587 from the 39,677 recorded at 8pm yesterday.

The State Disaster Management Committee (SDMC) reported that 10,747 families were still taking shelter at 123 centres in the four affected districts.

Batu Pahat remains the worst-affected district with 37,827 victims, followed by Muar (504 evacuees), Segamat (193), and Tangkak (63).

Fine weather has been forecast for all 10 districts in the state this morning.

In Pahang, the SDMC secretariat said the number of evacuees dropped to 127 from 154.

Of this number, 90 are at a centre in SK Leban Chondong and the rest at SK Kg Aur, both in Rompin district. 

In Melaka, the SDMC secretariat reported that the number of flood evacuees in Jasin remained at 24 and all of them were placed at SK Parit Penghulu. – Bernama, March 14, 2023

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