Terengganu floods fully recede


On the mend: An aerial view of floodwaters receding in Kemaman. — Bernama

KUALA TERENGGANU: The floods in the state have fully receded with the last two relief centres in Dungun officially closed.

Terengganu Disaster Management Committee secretariat chief Lt-Kol (PA) Che Adam A Rahman said all 114 evacuees from 34 families taking shelter at the two centres were allowed to return home at 1pm yesterday.

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