Floods in Sarawak and Sabah: Situation Update
Sarawak Records 1,026 Evacuees
As of this morning, Sarawak has recorded 1,026 evacuees following the widespread floods in the southern part of the state since last night. The state has been severely affected by the disaster, with 14 temporary relief centers (PPS) opened to provide shelter to those affected.
Highest Number of Evacuees in Serian
Among the affected areas, Serian has the highest number of evacuees, with 374 people taking shelter at six PPS. Siburan follows closely, with 135 victims in two PPS. Other areas with evacuees include Simunjan, Tatau, Bintulu, Kuching, Miri, and Bau.
Sabah Also Affected
In Sabah, 224 flood victims have been recorded in two districts as of this morning. The Civil Defence Force has relocated 127 victims to two PPS in Kota Marudu, while the social welfare department has reported that 97 evacuees are housed at one PPS in Beaufort.
Weather Warnings Issued
The meteorological department has issued a danger-level warning for continuous rain affecting eight areas in Sarawak, expected to last until Friday. The affected areas include Kuching, Serian, Samarahan, Sarikei (Meradong), Sibu, Mukah, Bintulu, and Miri (Subis). Additionally, a severe-level warning has been issued for continuous rain in Sabah, involving Ranau, Kota Belud, Sandakan, and Kudat.
Flood Situation Update
- 1,026 evacuees in Sarawak
- 14 PPS opened in Sarawak
- 374 evacuees in Serian
- 135 evacuees in Siburan
- 224 flood victims in Sabah
- 127 victims relocated to Kota Marudu
- 97 evacuees housed in Beaufort
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the current situation with floods in Sarawak and Sabah?
A: As of this morning, Sarawak has recorded 1,026 evacuees, while Sabah has recorded 224 flood victims.
Q: Where are the affected areas in Sarawak and Sabah?
A: In Sarawak, the affected areas include Kuching, Serian, Siburan, Tatau, Bintulu, Miri, and Bau. In Sabah, the affected areas include Ranau, Kota Belud, Sandakan, and Kudat.
Q: What are the weather warnings issued by the meteorological department?
A: The department has issued a danger-level warning for continuous rain affecting eight areas in Sarawak, expected to last until Friday, and a severe-level warning for continuous rain in Sabah, involving Ranau, Kota Belud, Sandakan, and Kudat.