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Kota Kinabalu opens relief centres after devastating fire displaces 200
Authorities in Kota Kinabalu have established two temporary relief centres following a major fire that left approximately 200 residents without homes. The facilities are providing emergency shelter and assistance to those affected by the incident.
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Two relief centres have been activated in Kota Kinabalu to accommodate residents displaced by a fire that swept through the area, rendering around 200 people homeless.
The temporary facilities at Dewan Kampung Likas and Dewan Damai are providing emergency shelter and support services to those affected. Local authorities are coordinating efforts to ensure displaced residents receive essential aid during the immediate aftermath of the disaster.
The centres are equipped to handle accommodation and basic necessities for the displaced families. Authorities have urged residents in need of assistance to report to either facility for registration and support allocation.
Meanwhile, investigations into the cause of the fire are underway. Rescue and emergency response teams have been mobilised to assist in relief operations and help displaced residents return to normalcy. The local government continues to assess the extent of damage and determine longer-term rehabilitation measures for affected families.