KOTA KINABALU: Even with hundreds of families already displaced by floods in various parts of the country, the Meteorological Department has warned of more nasty weather.
Its Sabah director Abdul Malek Tusin said the state was most likely to be hit by the tail end of Typhoon Melor, which is now in central Philippines.
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