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Over 1,100 flood victims sheltered across nine relief centres in Selangor
Authorities have set up relief centres across three districts to accommodate residents displaced by flooding in the state. The temporary shelters are providing refuge for more than 1,120 affected individuals.
LSN Malaysia ·
More than 1,120 flood victims in Selangor have been placed in nine relief centres established across the state, according to local authorities. The shelters were opened in response to flooding that affected multiple residential areas throughout the region.
The nine relief centres are distributed across three key districts: Kuala Selangor, Shah Alam, and Klang. Each centre has been equipped to provide temporary accommodation, meals, and essential services to displaced residents as cleanup and relief operations continue.
State authorities activated the relief centres to respond swiftly to the displacement caused by the flooding. Officials have been coordinating with local councils and emergency services to ensure affected residents receive adequate support during the crisis.
The exact cause and extent of the flooding has not been detailed, though such seasonal inundation remains a recurring challenge in low-lying areas of the state. Authorities have urged residents in flood-prone zones to remain vigilant and follow official evacuation guidelines.