JOHOR BARU, March 15 — The flood situation in Johor is showing signs of recovery as the number of evacuees in the state has dropped to 36,086 people as of 8am today from 37,503...
JOHOR BARU, March 15 — The flood situation in Johor is showing signs of recovery as the number of evacuees in the state has dropped to 36,086 people as of 8am today from 37,503 last night.
In a statement today, the State Disaster Management Committee informed that 10,157 families are still seeking shelter at 116 relief centres which are still operating in four flood-hit districts. “Batu Pahat recorded the highest number of victims with 35,849 people, followed by Muar , Segamat and Tangkak ,” read the statement.
Two rivers in Batu Pahat are still above the danger level, namely Bekok Dam in Sungai Bekok which is now at 19.24 metres and Sungai Senggarang in Senggarang at 3.58m.Advertisement
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