MELAKA, A total of 122 people have been evacuated to three temporary relief centres (PPS) in the state as of 8 am today after their homes were hit by floods following heavy rain yesterday afternoon.

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MELAKA, An unexpected flash flood that hit Kampung Bukit Balai in Durian Tunggal here has resulted in various losses for affected residents following over two hours of heavy rain yesterday afternoon.

Resident Idah Borhan, 48, shared that she and

IPOH, “They could have chosen to sleep instead they were willing to take the trouble to help us navigate our journey that night,” said business advisor Zairul Annuar Mohd Zain, whose video using a ‘rat route’ in Ladang Bikam

MELAKA, Three temporary flood relief centres in the state were closed in stages today after all evacuees were allowed to return to their homes.

State Disaster Management Committee secretariat Lt Col (PA) Kamarulsyah Muslim said that in Alor Gajah,