KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 30 (Bernama) -- The flood situation in Kedah has continued to improve, with the number of evacuees at temporary relief centres falling this afternoon, while Negeri Sembilan recorded a slight increase and Perak remained unchanged.
Flood Situation In Kedah Improves, Evacuee Numbers Rise In N.Sembilan
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Flood conditions in Kedah improved with fewer evacuees, while Negeri Sembilan saw a rise in displaced residents. Perak's evacuee count remained stable at 23 people across seven families.
- Kedah evacuees dropped to nine from two families at a Pendang district relief centre.
- Negeri Sembilan evacuees increased to 82 from 33 families at two Kuala Pilah centres.
- Perak maintained 23 evacuees from seven families sheltering at SK Titi Serong in Kerian.
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