Floods: Water levels subside in Negri Sembilan, two states record drop in evacuees

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KUALA LUMPUR: Flooding in Negeri Sembilan has completely receded with the last temporary relief centre (PPS) closed on Friday (Jan 7) and the number of flood evacuees in Johor and Pahang has dropped while the situation in Melaka is unchanged.

In Negri Sembilan, based on the Welfare Department’s InfoBencana reports, floods in the state have fully recovered when the PPS at the Community Hall in Kampung Puom, Jelebu was closed on Friday.

IN Johor, the total number of flood victims decreased from 4,233 individuals from 1,191 families last night, to 3,872 people from 1,090 families as of 8am this morning in 56 PPS. "However, all residents have been advised to be vigilant as four rivers in Muar are still at danger level, namely Sungai Muar in Buloh Kasap, Segamat; Sungai Pagoh in Kampung Olak Sepam, Muar; Sungai Muar in Panchor, Muar; Sungai Muar in Liang Batu, Muar; as well as Sungai Endau in Kampung Labong, Mersing," he said.

The website, publicinfobanjir.water.gov.my reported the water levels in Sungai Kundang at Sungkai Kundang bridge in Maran, Sungai Dong at Kampung Peruas and Sungai Triang ini Taman Agropolitan Chemomoi have exceeded the alert level as of Saturday morning.

 

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