From 25,763 last night to 28,032 this morning, 137 relief centers spread across five states are housing flood evacuees.
Following an increase from 19,423 at 8 p.m. yesterday, Kelantan still had the highest number of evacuees, with 21,377 at 68 relief centers in five districts, according to the most recent report from the National Disaster Management Agency’s (Nadma) National Disaster Command Center.
As of 6 a.m., the report states that 37 relief centers had opened in Pasir Mas, housing 18,289 people; 19 centers had opened in Kuala Krai, housing 1,136 people; five centers each in Tanah Merah, housing 327 people; and Tumpat, housing 1,507 people, housing 118 people.
The flood crisis in Pahang is clearly having an increasing effect as of this morning, as evidenced by the fact that 214 people have been forced to flee their homes, up from 206 the night before. At present, these impacted people are taking sanctuary at five specially designated relief centers that are positioned in Jerantut, Kuantan, Lipis, and Cameron Highlands. The sharp increase in the number of evacuees highlights how serious the situation is, necessitating prompt action and support from local authorities.
The relief efforts are concentrated in providing essential support to those affected, including shelter, food, and medical attention. The strategic placement of relief centers across various locations emphasizes a coordinated response to address the diverse needs of evacuees dispersed throughout these regions.
The communities in Jerantut, Kuantan, Lipis, and Cameron Highlands are the most severely affected by the flood, so continued attention to detail and coordinated efforts between pertinent agencies are required. It is imperative that locals follow the safety directives provided by authorities and remain aware of evacuation protocols.
In conclusion, as the number of evacuees rises, the focus remains on ensuring the well-being of those affected, with relief centers playing a pivotal role in providing immediate assistance. Local authorities and emergency response teams continue their dedicated efforts to manage the evolving situation and minimize the impact on communities in Pahang. Stay tuned for updates and follow official guidance for a coordinated and resilient response to the ongoing flood crisis.
