Over 1,100 flood victims sheltered across nine relief centres in Selangor, Perak

Flood response efforts in Selangor and Perak have intensified as authorities manage the displacement of over 1,100 residents across multiple relief centres. The ongoing situation reflects the scale of damage caused by recent flooding in the two states, with communities in low-lying and riverside areas bearing the brunt of the disaster.

In lower Perak, two designated relief centres are providing temporary shelter and assistance to 374 flood victims representing 113 families. The facilities are equipped to provide basic amenities and aid to those displaced by the rising waters. Authorities have deployed resources to these centres to monitor the welfare of displaced persons and coordinate relief distribution efforts.

The nine relief centres operating across both states represent a coordinated response to manage the humanitarian needs of flood-affected communities. Local authorities and disaster management agencies continue to assess damage and provide support to residents returning to their homes once water levels recede. Relief operations remain ongoing as communities work towards recovery from the flooding.