Article Related To floods in Terengganu

Floods in Terengganu and Sabah continued to recede, leaving just one temporary evacuation centre (PPS) in each state respectively, operating as of last night.

The RM1,000 special cash assistance to each head of household affected by floods in Terengganu is expected to be distributed from January to February.

The Malaysian Fire and Rescue Department (JBPM) is still on high alert and prepared to deal with the next wave of flood in Terengganu.

The four districts are Hulu Terengganu, Setiu, Kemaman and Besut.

Floods in Terengganu have claimed its first victim, a two-year-old girl, in an incident in Kampung Apal.

MEDAC is in the midst of identifying entrepreneurs under the ministry who have been affected by the floods in Terengganu and Kelantan.

A 15-year-old boy became the first casualty of the worsening floods in Terengganu, after he was found drowned near his house in Kampung Cheneh Baru in Kemaman at about 3 pm today.

Two relief centres (PPS) were opened in Setiu today to accommodate the new victims.

The floods in Terengganu and Kelantan worsened and more people were evacuated to relief centres this evening while the number of evacuees continue to drop in Pahang and Johor.

Individuals or any non-governmental organisations (NGOs) from COVID-19 red zones are not encouraged to come to Terengganu to deliver aid to flood victims.

The advice was issued following an incident of a woman with four children in Kampung Lenjang here who refused to move to a PPS.

The closure of the schools will affect 225 students, 36 teachers and six administrative staff.

As of 10 pm, 1,097 families affected by the floods had been evacuated to 79 relief centres in four districts.

He said the closure of the schools would involve 2,679 pupils and 307 teachers.

Nearly 200 Social Development Department (Kemas) kindergartens were destroyed in the recent floods in Terengganu and Kelantan that incurred losses estimated at RM2.3 million.

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