Terengganu flood

Kemaman is the worst-hit district with 2,584 people from 554 families housed in five PPS.

Sungai Tebak at the Tebak Bridge in Kemaman has exceeded the danger level with a reading of 18.79 metres.

1,641 flood victims at 15 relief centres in Terengganu had to be moved to other locations after the centres concerned began flooding yesterday.

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

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.

A family of five in Kampung Lubuk Pait near Sekayu were forced to climb up to the ceiling of their house before clambering up to the roof to save themselves from rising floodwaters this morning.

According to the Social Welfare Department's 'Infobanjir', 23 evacuation centres remained open to shelter 247 families in five districts in the state.

Malaysian Civil Defence Force state director, Lieutenant Col Che Adam A Rahman said 35 evacuation centres were opened in two districts, Besut and Setiu.

Earlier, the school had accommodated 126 flood victims from 38 families.

He said two of the schools, Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Kompleks Gong Badak and SK Bukit Guntong in Kuala Nerus, were being used as relief centres for the flood victims.

The number of residents affected by the flood in Terengganu has risen to 1,473 comprising 364 families as of 8am this morning, compared to 1,238 (316 families) last night.

As of now, 16,043 flood victims are still staying at evacuation centres, compared to 16,904 last night.

The evacuees, from 1,147 families, are housed at 63 relief centres in seven districts, down from 2,414 families at 117 centres in the morning.

General Tan Sri Raja Mohamed Affandi Raja Mohamed Noor says assets such as helicopters and military personnel had been deployed to various flood locations.

The flood situation in Terengganu is improving which will enable schooling session in 40 of the 63 schools that were closed today to run as usual.

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