Floods Spread to Southern Sarawak, Relief Centres Open

Flood Situation in Sarawak

Kuching, Sarawak has been hit by floods, which have spread to the southern part of the state. As a result, five relief centres have been opened since 6 pm today to assist those affected.

Flood Relief Centres

According to a report from the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat, four of the centres are located in the Serian district, while one is in Simunjan. However, a spokesperson for the secretariat has confirmed that the number of evacuees has yet to be confirmed, as the relocation process is still ongoing.

Flood Victims in Miri

In Miri, a landslide in Kampung Lereng Bukit today forced the evacuation of 169 victims from 29 families to the Red Crescent Centre in the district.

Flood Victims in Tatau

Meanwhile, the number of flood victims in Tatau, recorded since January 23, remains unchanged at 34 individuals from 13 families, all housed at a relief centre at Rumah Steven.

Relief Efforts

The Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat and other relevant authorities are working tirelessly to provide aid and assistance to those affected by the floods. The relief efforts include the provision of food, shelter, and medical care to those in need.

Conclusion

The floods in Sarawak have caused significant disruption to the lives of many people, and it is essential that relief efforts continue to be implemented to provide support to those affected. As the situation evolves, it is crucial that we remain vigilant and work together to ensure that everyone is safe and well-cared for.

FAQs

Q: How many relief centres have been opened?

A: Five relief centres have been opened in Sarawak, with four located in the Serian district and one in Simunjan.

Q: How many flood victims are there in Miri?

A: 169 individuals from 29 families have been evacuated to the Red Crescent Centre in Miri due to a landslide in Kampung Lereng Bukit.

Q: How many flood victims are there in Tatau?

A: There are 34 individuals from 13 families who have been housed at a relief centre at Rumah Steven since January 23.

Q: What is the current situation of the flood victims?

A: The relocation process is still ongoing, and the number of evacuees has yet to be confirmed. Relief efforts are underway to provide aid and assistance to those affected by the floods.