The number of flood evacuees in Johor continues to decline, with 6,911 people, from 2,068 families remaining in relief centres as of 8AM on Sunday (March 23).
According to State Disaster Management Committee Chairman, Tan Sri Dr. Azmi Rohani, evacuees are currently housed in 43 relief centres across five affected districts.
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According to State Disaster Management Committee Chairman, Tan Sri Dr. Azmi Rohani, evacuees are currently housed in 43 relief centres across five affected districts.
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00:00The number of flood evacuees in Johor continues to decline, with 6,911 people from 2,068 families
00:12remaining in relief centers as of 8 a.m. on Sunday.
00:16According to State Disaster Management Committee Chairman Tan Sri Dr. Azmi Rohani, evacuees
00:21are currently housed in 43 relief centers across five affected districts.
00:27Johor Bahru records the highest number of evacuees at 3,435.
00:34Meanwhile, only one river has exceeded the danger level, Sungai Kahang at Kampung Conto
00:39in Kluang with a reading of 14.99 meters.
00:43Authorities are still monitoring the situation closely, urging residents to stay vigilant
00:48and follow official safety instructions.
00:51For the latest updates on the flood situation, the public can contact the Johor State Disaster
00:56Operations Control Center at 0723-22484-5 or via WhatsApp at 0192127215.