Published
More than 7,600 flood victims from eight districts in Terengganu have left their relief centers to return to their homes, marking an improvement to the flood situation in the state.
However, some evacuees in Setiu were unable to return to their homes and were seen salvaging appliances and furniture during the day.
However, some evacuees in Setiu were unable to return to their homes and were seen salvaging appliances and furniture during the day.
- Category
- TV Saluran - TV Channel
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
Autoplay
-
00:44
Flood victims in Johor rise to 9,500
-
02:03
Gas blasts keep thousands from Boston homes
-
08:14
Sri Sabah flats fire victims to be moved to transit homes - Dr Zaliha
-
03:11
Agong: Assist Sungai Lembing fire victims to help rebuild their homes
-
00:56
Myanmar dam breach floods 85 villages, drives thousands from homes
-
02:27
Bukit Beruntung Landslide: Residents return to their homes
-
02:34
No date yet for Serendah landslide victims to return to their homes
-
03:35
Thousands flood Harapan ceramah to see Mahathir in Pagoh
-
00:45
Flash floods kill 24 in Indonesia, thousands of homes damaged
-
00:51
Thousands forced into relief centres as flood waters rise in four states
-
01:10
T'ganu flood victims return home but cleanup awaits
-
00:59
PM: RM500mil to help flood victims
-
02:12
MIC reaches out to flood victims
-
00:42
PM: 28,287 flood victims have received cash aid
-
01:31
Life goes on for flood victims
-
00:48
Thousands of Kollywood fans flood Bukit Jalil stadium
-
01:28
Asyraf: Flood victims want more EPF withdrawals
-
00:56
RM400,000 donation for flood victims
-
00:33
Thousands flood KL in anti-GST protest
-
01:25
TNB set to compensate 100 Cameron Highlands flood victims
-
01:36
Prayer garments for flood victims
-
03:28
Minister: Victims not bothered if flood politicised
Loading...