Devastating Floods in Sarawak Spark Outpouring of Support from Organisations
Kuala Lumpur: The devastating floods that hit parts of Sarawak have sparked an outpouring of support from various organisations eager to assist those affected.
Government and NGOs Join Forces to Provide Aid
Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi announced that besides non-governmental organisations (NGOs), several private companies have also stepped in to provide aid to flood victims in the state.
Private Sector Lends a Helping Hand
"Most recently, the Bumiputera Contractors Association of Malaysia (PKBM) has also extended its support by contributing financial aid to help those impacted," he said in a Facebook post today.
PKBM’s Generous Donation
PKBM president Datuk Dr Azman Yusoff handed over a RM50,000 donation to Sarawak Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas, who chairs the Sarawak State Disaster Management Committee (JPBNS). The presentation took place at Wisma Bapa, Kuching, this afternoon.
Aid Efforts Continue to Ease the Burden
"I sincerely thank PKBM for their generosity. I hope this contribution will help ease the burden of those affected by the recent floods in Sarawak," Nanta said.
Flood Situation Updates
As of tonight, the number of evacuees in Sarawak has dropped to 604, down from 735 earlier in the day.
Conclusion
The outpouring of support from various organisations is a testament to the resilience and compassion of Malaysians. As the aid efforts continue, we hope that the affected individuals will receive the necessary assistance to overcome this challenging period.
Frequently Asked Questions
- What is the current situation in Sarawak regarding the floods?
The number of evacuees in Sarawak has dropped to 604, down from 735 earlier in the day. - What organisations have stepped in to provide aid to flood victims?
Besides NGOs, private companies such as the Bumiputera Contractors Association of Malaysia (PKBM) have also contributed financially to help those affected. - What is the latest update on the aid efforts?
Aid efforts continue to ease the burden of those affected by the recent floods in Sarawak, with the latest update showing a decline in the number of evacuees.