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JOHOR BARU: All of the temporary relief centres (PPS) in Johor were closed on Saturday (March 29).
JOHOR BAHRU: The flood situation in Johor continues to improve, with the number of evacuees decreasing to 405 as of 8am on Thursday (March 27), compared to 909 recorded on Wednesday (March 26).
KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in Johor, Sarawak and Sabah improved yesterday, with the number of evacuees in relief centres dropping to 5,808 from 8,274 the day before.
KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood victims housed at temporary relief centres (PPS) in three states has decreased to 2,803 Monday (March 24) afternoon, compared to 4,817 reported in the morning.
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor is decreasing as the weather improves, allowing evacuees to return to their homes.
KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood evacuees housed in temporary relief centres across three states has decreased to 8,274 on Sunday (March 23) morning, down from 9,218 reported on Saturday (March 22).
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor increased slightly to 270 people as of 8am on Friday compared to 266 people on Thursday.
JOHOR BARU: The flood situation in Johor is showing signs of improvement as the number of evacuees continues to decline.
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor has dropped to 266 people from 79 families, who are currently housed at two temporary relief centres (PPS) in Batu Pahat.
JOHOR BARU: More than 600 flood victims have been allowed to return home as the situation in Johor continues to improve.
PETALING JAYA: The flood situation in Sarawak has worsened, with the number of evacuees rising steadily.
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor has continued to decline to 6,992, down from 13,089 earlier in the morning, across five flood-affected districts.
KOTA KINABALU: Flood conditions in several Sabah districts are gradually improving, with only three districts still recording evacuees at temporary relief centres as of 4pm Saturday (March 22).
KOTA KINABALU: All 956 displaced residents from five villages in Kota Marudu have been allowed to return home after flood waters receded.
KOTA KINABALU: The last 138 displaced residents sheltering at the Dewan Selagon relief centre in Beaufort were allowed to return home on Tuesday (Mar 25).
SIBU: A temporary relief centre (PPS) has been opened at Dewan Masyarakat Song in Kapit on Thursday (March 20) to shelter 44 flood evacuees following continuous heavy rainfall from 9pm Wednesday (March 19) night until this morning.
PETALING JAYA: With floods affecting close to 5,000 individuals in Johor alone, help is coming from all around to ensure that the wellbeing of victims is being taken care of.
KUALA LUMPUR: Flood evacuees in Sabah and Sarawak rose Sunday evening, with Sabah facing a drastic rise compared to Sarawak's small increase.
KOTA KINABALU: A total of 4,159 people remained at relief centres in four flood-hit Sabah districts as some areas report slight improvement amid continuing evacuations.
KOTA KINABALU: The number of flood evacuees in Sabah has decreased to 2,564 people from 889 families as of 4pm on Wednesday (March 12), down from 2,655 people from 916 families in the morning.
