Malaysia: 50 dead from floods that hit 7 states
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Seven states in Malaysia were hit by floods today, with thousands forced to
flee their homes, bringing the total number of people affected by torrential
rains in the past two weeks to 125.000, according to the Malaysian National
Disaster Management Center. .
The same agency said in a statement that the states of Kelandan, Terengganu,
Pahang, Johor, Malacca, Negeri Sebilan and Saba had also been affected by the
floods, with 8.727 people sheltered in 128 aid centers.
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A total of 125.490 people have been displaced by the floods nationwide, of
whom 117.700 have returned to their homes.
Flash floods in Kajang town. Stay safe all! #banjir #kajang #malaysia
— Jisoo Wan (@WanJisoo) December 28, 2021
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Floods are common on the east coast of Malaysia during the annual monsoon
season between October and March, but unprecedented heavy rains began on
December 17, causing thousands to flee their homes as endurance tests were
carried out. emergency services.
Fifty people have died in the floods, while two are still missing, according
to a police Twitter post cited by Inspector General Akril Sani Abdullah Sani.
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