Torrential Rains Displace 122,000 in Malaysia
Torrential Rains Displace 122,000 in Malaysia

Torrential Rains Displace 122,000 in Malaysia

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Massive floods in Malaysia have displaced over 122,000 individuals due to relentless rains, surpassing the 118,000 displaced during the catastrophic floods of 2014. Kelantan has been the hardest hit, accounting for 63% of those displaced, with nearly 35,000 evacuations reported in Terengganu and additional displacements across seven other states. The death toll remains at four, while officials warn that numbers could rise if the heavy rains persist. Residents in affected areas, particularly in Pasir Puteh, face severe challenges as floodwaters reach dangerous levels, isolating communities and hindering access to assistance. Many families have yet to receive official help, relying on personal initiatives or aid from NGOs. The Malaysian government has mobilized emergency personnel in response to the ongoing crisis.

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