Flood Situation in Sabah’s Paitan and Telupid Districts Under Control
Paitan District Recovers from Floods
Kota Kinabalu: Sabah’s Paitan district has finally recovered from the recent floods, with the two remaining temporary evacuation centers (PPS) officially closed as of 8 pm today.
Telupid District Still Grappling with Floods
Meanwhile, the Sabah Disaster Management Committee Secretariat reported that 350 people from 102 families remain sheltered in five PPS in the Telupid district. Six villages in Telupid are still affected by floods.
Location and Distance from Kota Kinabalu
Telupid and Paitan are located in Sabah’s interior, approximately 200 kilometers and 230 kilometers east of Kota Kinabalu, respectively.
Current Situation
The flood situations in both districts are being closely monitored by the relevant authorities, and relief efforts are ongoing to assist those affected. The recovery process is expected to be a gradual one, with the focus shifting from rescue and evacuation to provision of aid and support to the affected communities.
Conclusion
The recent floods in Sabah’s Paitan and Telupid districts have left a trail of destruction and displacement, but it is heartening to know that the situation is slowly returning to normal. The authorities are working tirelessly to provide aid and support to those affected, and we hope that the recovery process will be swift and effective.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: How many people and families are still sheltered in PPS in Telupid?
A: 350 people from 102 families
Q: How many villages in Telupid are still affected by floods?
A: Six
Q: What is the distance between Telupid and Kota Kinabalu?
A: Approximately 200 kilometers
Q: What is the current situation in Paitan district?
A: Paitan district has recovered from floods, with the two remaining PPS officially closed as of 8 pm today.