Kuala Lumpur: Malaysian authorities announced today that the recent floods in the country have displaced more than 10,000 people, with the northern state of Kelantan being the most affected.
Kelantan, which has been experiencing continuous heavy rainfall for several days, recorded the evacuation of 8,248 people due to the floods. The displaced were moved to 33 flood relief centers, according to the authorities.
The Meteorological Department has issued warnings of continued heavy rainfall and strong winds.
In December 2014, Malaysia experienced an unprecedented flood that struck several western states, resulting in the displacement of about 400,000 people after they lost their homes and belongings.
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