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Gua Musang opens five relief centres as floods displace 221 residents
Heavy rainfall has forced authorities in Gua Musang to establish temporary shelter facilities for flood-affected residents. A total of 221 evacuees are currently being housed across the relief centres.
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Five temporary relief centres have been activated in Gua Musang following persistent heavy rain that has triggered flooding across the district. The facilities are accommodating 221 evacuees who have been displaced from their homes due to rising water levels.
District authorities opened the relief centres to provide immediate shelter, food, and essential supplies to affected residents. The centres are equipped to handle the displaced population and provide basic welfare services during the emergency period.
The flooding comes as the district experiences significant rainfall, with water levels rising in various residential areas. Local authorities have been coordinating evacuation efforts and directing affected residents to the designated relief facilities.
Emergency response teams remain on standby to monitor the situation and provide assistance where needed. Residents have been advised to avoid flood-prone areas and to follow updates from district authorities regarding the ongoing relief operations.