Flood Victims Still Housed in Relief Centre in Sarawak

Thirty-Four Families Affected

KUCHING: Thirty-four flood victims from 13 families are still housed in a relief centre set up at Rumah Steven in Tatau district, Sarawak, as the situation has not recovered enough for them to return home.

Victims Housed Since January 23

According to the latest report from the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat, the victims from the SK Kuala Muput area had been housed at the relief centre since January 23.

Rising Water Levels in Other Areas

The Secretariat also reported rising water levels in Uma Sambop Long Semutut in the Belaga district and at three longhouses in the Sebauh district.

Food Aid Delivered to Cut-Off Residents

Meanwhile, in Mukah district, the local disaster management committee delivered food aid to residents in Kampung Sitieng, who have been cut off by flash floods.

Efforts Underway to Assist Affected Communities

The Sarawak government and relevant authorities are working tirelessly to provide assistance to the affected communities. The relief centre at Rumah Steven is providing shelter, food, and medical care to the flood victims.

Long-Term Recovery Efforts

In the long term, the government is working to implement measures to prevent similar flooding incidents in the future. This includes upgrading drainage systems, improving flood warning systems, and enhancing emergency response plans.

Conclusion

The flood situation in Sarawak is still ongoing, and efforts are being made to assist the affected communities. The government and relevant authorities are working together to provide relief and support to those in need.

FAQs

Q: How many flood victims are still housed in the relief centre?
A: Thirty-four flood victims from 13 families are still housed in the relief centre.

Q: How long have the victims been housed at the relief centre?
A: The victims have been housed at the relief centre since January 23.

Q: Are there any other areas affected by flooding?
A: Yes, rising water levels have been reported in Uma Sambop Long Semutut in the Belaga district and at three longhouses in the Sebauh district.

Q: Has food aid been delivered to affected areas?
A: Yes, food aid has been delivered to residents in Kampung Sitieng, who have been cut off by flash floods.