Flood Situation in Malaysia: Updates and Latest Developments

Flood Death Toll Rises to Six

The death toll from the floods across the country has risen to six, with the latest incident involving two elderly men who drowned while monitoring livestock in Machang, Kelantan, this afternoon.

Flood Situation Across the Country

As of 8 pm, the number of flood victims nationwide declined to 140,896.

Flood-Affected States

Perak has been hit by floods again, with 130 victims from 36 families evacuated to relief centres in Larut, Matang, Selama, Hilir Perak, Kinta, and Kampar.

The number of flood victims in Pahang, Johor, and Melaka rose slightly, whereas in Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Negeri Sembilan, and Perlis, the number went down.

Flood Situation in Specific Districts

Pahang recorded 1,230 flood victims in the Raub, Jerantut, and Lipis districts. The welfare department said 26 relief centres have been opened. Raub still has the highest number of victims at 1,092, followed by Jerantut (105) and Lipis (33).

Johor recorded 728 flood victims, with a new relief centre opened in the Segamat district. The water levels of Sungai Muar and Sungai Tangkak are reported to be at dangerous levels.

Melaka reported an increase of evacuees to 241 people, with more victims recorded in Jasin district.

Flood Situation in Specific States

Kelantan reported a decrease in flood victims, with 88,742 people placed in relief centres. Pasir Mas had the highest number (29,338), followed by Tumpat (18,640), Kota Bharu (7,940), Pasir Puteh (10,725), and Kuala Krai (5,401). Other flood-hit areas are Bachok (6,269), Machang (6,310), Tanah Merah (4,038), and Jeli (81). Sungai Golok and Sungai Semerak continue to breach dangerous levels.

Terengganu reported a slight decrease in flood victims, with 40,604 people placed in relief centres. Besut houses 12,458, Dungun has 7,647 victims, Hulu Terengganu 6,694 and Kuala Nerus 4,111, Setiu 3,571 victims, Kuala Terengganu has 3,954 victims, Kemaman 1,318 and Marang 851. A total of 45 federal and state roads across Terengganu remain closed to all vehicles.

Kedah reported a decrease in flood victims, with 7,954 people placed in relief centres. Negeri Sembilan also reported a decline, with 1,198 people at relief centres in Kuala Pilah, Tampin, and Jempol. In Perlis, the number of victims went down to 69 in Arau.

Conclusion

The flood situation in Malaysia has seen a decline in the number of flood victims, with many areas reporting a decrease in the number of affected individuals. However, the situation remains serious, with many areas still grappling with the effects of the floods. Authorities are working tirelessly to provide relief and support to those affected.

FAQs

• What is the current death toll from the floods in Malaysia?
  The death toll has risen to six.
• How many flood victims are there nationwide?
  The number has declined to 140,896.
• Which states are still affected by the floods?
  Pahang, Johor, Melaka, Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Negeri Sembilan, and Perlis are still affected.
• How many relief centres have been opened?
  A total of 26 relief centres have been opened.
• How many roads are closed due to the floods?
  A total of 45 federal and state roads across Terengganu remain closed to all vehicles.