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Situation back to normal in Johor, two temporary shelters close

All evacuees allowed to return home

Updated 4 years ago · Published on 07 Oct 2022 2:20PM

Situation back to normal in Johor, two temporary shelters close
The flash floods, which took place since last Sunday, affected a few areas in the Kluang dan Pontian districts in Johor. – Bernama pic, October 7, 2022

JOHOR BARU – The situation in areas affected by flash floods in Johor since last Sunday has returned to normal as the floodwaters have receded and all the evacuees have been allowed to return home.

The flash floods affected a few areas in the Kluang dan Pontian districts.

A statement issued by the District Disaster Management Committee said the PPS at SK Sg Linau in Kluang was closed at 10am today after the 10 evacuees, from Kg Sg Linau, returned home.

The other PPS is at SK Seri Anom in Pontian, which was closed at noon today, it said, adding that the two PPS were opened to accommodate the victims when their villages were hit by flash floods following two hours of heavy rain last Sunday. – Bernama, October 7, 2022

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