Terengganu flood worsens as water levels and number of evacuees continue to rise


KUALA TERENGGANU (Bernama): Kemaman became the latest district to be hit by floods in Terengganu as the number of evacuees in the state continues to increase to 690 people from 184 families as at 8am on Wednesday (Nov 25) compared to 389 people (94 families) recorded the night before.

Currently, there are 23 temporary relief centres (PPS) operating statewide and Dungun recorded the highest number of PPS at seven locations which housed 131 people from 34 families, compared to only 69 people from17 families placed in four PPS previously.

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