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Sabah allocates RM3,000 aid per household for Kota Kinabalu fire victims
The Sabah state government has announced financial assistance of RM3,000 for each Malaysian household head affected by a major fire in Kota Kinabalu. The relief package aims to help residents rebuild their lives following the disaster.
LSN Malaysia ·
KOTA KINABALU — The Sabah government is providing RM3,000 in immediate assistance to each household head registered as a Malaysian citizen who was displaced by the recent fire in Kota Kinabalu, Chief Minister Hajiji Noor announced on Friday.
The relief allocation represents part of the state's comprehensive response to support affected residents as they begin the process of recovery and rebuilding. The assistance will be channelled through official government mechanisms to ensure eligible beneficiaries receive the funds promptly.
State authorities have activated disaster relief protocols to coordinate aid distribution and assess the full extent of damage caused by the fire. Officials urged affected households to register with the relevant authorities to facilitate the delivery of assistance.
The announcement comes as disaster response teams continue working to support displaced residents and provide essential services to affected communities in the state capital.