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Sarawak flood crisis: evacuee count rises to 402 | Scoop

Sarawak flood - Sarawak Roads Update FB — The number of flood victims in Sarawak has risen to 402, from 106 families, a major increase from last night – four temporary relief camps in the southern part of the state are housing all evacuees. – Sarawak Roads Update Facebook pic, February 17, 2024

Sarawak flood crisis: evacuee count rises to 402

MetMalaysia anticipates persistent rain in interior locations throughout morning, night

Updated 17 February, 2024

17 February, 2024

10:01 AM MYT

KUCHING – The number of flood victims in Sarawak increased to 402 people from 106 families as of 8am today, compared to 191 people from 54 families yesterday evening.

According to the report from the State Disaster Management Committee, all evacuees were housed at four temporary relief centres in the southern part of the state.

“Three relief centres in the Kuching area are the Kg Sinar Budi Baru Hall, Stapok Community Hall and the latest one, Taman Malihah Multipurpose Hall, which was activated yesterday evening.

“One relief centre in the Bau area, namely the Kg Segong Hall, houses nine victims,” it said.

The report said that the Taman Malihah Multipurpose Hall recorded the highest number of evacuees with 182, followed by Stapok Community Hall (151) and Kg Sinar Budi Baru Hall (60).

According to the Malaysian Meteorological Department, rain is expected in one or two places in the interior areas during the morning and night. – February 17, 2024

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