The flood situation in Sarawak is gradually improving as the number of affected residents continues to decline. As of the evening of February 6, 2025, Sarawak reported 4,341 individuals impacted, down from 4,520 earlier in the day. In contrast, Sabah experienced a slight increase in affected residents.
- Flood situation in Sarawak improving
- 4,341 affected residents in Sarawak
- Sabah reports slight increase in affected
- 13 districts affected in Sarawak
- Bintulu has highest number of evacuees
- Kinabatangan district affected in Sabah
Flood Recovery in Sarawak: What You Need to Know
How is Sarawak recovering from the recent floods? The latest reports indicate a positive trend, with fewer families displaced. However, challenges remain, especially in Sabah. Understanding these developments is crucial for residents and those monitoring the situation.
Current Flood Impact: Key Areas in Sarawak and Sabah
As the floodwaters recede in Sarawak, the impact remains significant in certain districts. Here’s a closer look at the affected areas:
Major Affected Areas in Sarawak
In Sarawak, 13 districts are currently experiencing flood effects, with the highest numbers in:
- Bintulu: 1,052 affected
- Selangau: 992 affected
- Subis: 492 affected
- Tatau: 419 affected
Sabah’s Flood Situation: Areas of Concern
In Sabah, the Kinabatangan district is facing challenges, with 253 individuals impacted. Keningau also reports 77 affected residents. These areas require ongoing support and monitoring as recovery efforts continue.
Community Response and Support Efforts
Local communities and organizations are stepping up to provide assistance. Support includes:
- Setting up temporary shelters
- Providing food and medical aid
- Coordinating with government agencies for recovery
- Raising awareness about safety measures
In conclusion, while Sarawak shows signs of recovery from the floods, attention must be paid to Sabah’s ongoing challenges. Community efforts are vital in ensuring a swift return to normalcy for all affected residents.
