Flood situation improving in Terengganu


A handout picture provided by the Terengganu Fire And Rescue Department of Malaysia shows view of flooded houses in a neighborhood of Kemaman, Terangganu state, Malaysia, 29 December 2015. - EPA

KUALA TERENGGANU: The flood situation in Terengganu is improving and the number of evacuees still at relief centres is falling quickly.

As of 6pm yesterday, few evacuation centres were open and in only one district, Kemaman, housing 547 victims from 125 families.

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