PORTAL RASMI
JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood victims at relief centres (PPS) in Sarawak has increased, while in Sabah it has remained unchanged as of Monday (Jan 12) morning.
In SARAWAK, the number of victims has increased to 3,111 people from 962 families as of 8am Monday, compared to 2,802 people from 864 families on Sunday (Jan 11) evening.
According to the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee, 25 PPS are still active and they are in Serian, Siburan, Sibu, Selangau, Bintulu and Sebau.
"The PPS at SK Tanah Puteh, Serian, recorded the highest number of flood victims, totalling 431 individuals from 125 families, followed by the PPS at Dewan Masyarakat Serian (325 victims from 94 families) and the PPS at Dewan Suarah Bintulu (306 victims from 114 families)," it said in a statement Monday.
Meanwhile, in SABAH, the number of victims remains at 366 people from 138 families at two PPS in the Beaufort district as of 8am Monday, the same as recorded Sunday evening.
The Sabah disaster management secretariat, in a statement, stated that 328 of them, from 123 families, are at the Permanent Evacuation Centre (PPK) at Dewan Slago, while the remaining 38 people, involving 15 families, are at the PPS at Dewan Sri Dayang Shahbandar, Padas Damit. - Bernama
SIBU (Jan 12): The flood situation in Sibu District remains under control, although several low-lying areas are still on alert following continuous rain over the past few days.
Sibu Civil Defence Force (APM) officer Major Mohd Reduan Aini said monitoring showed water levels at several affected locations were gradually receding.
“APM Sibu continues to carry out regular patrols and assessments in flood-prone areas to ensure the safety of residents.
“Although water levels in some areas have begun to subside, a high level of vigilance must be maintained due to unpredictable weather conditions,” he said in a statement.
Mohd Reduan said APM did not receive any requests for assistance from parents or guardians to transport students to school on the first day of term.
He said main access routes to schools remained accessible, with no dangerous water levels recorded on major roads connecting residential areas to schools.
“However, several lanes and house compounds are experiencing water ponding, but these areas remain accessible using heavy or high-clearance vehicles as well as on foot,” he said.
Meanwhile, he said the Kampung Jeriah temporary evacuation centre (PPS) closed at 7pm on Sunday after flooding in the area improved.
He said Sibu Resident Abang Mohamad Porkan Abang Budiman personally delivered assistance for evacuees at the centre on Sunday.
“Another PPS at SMK Bukit Assek opened on Sunday to shelter one family of six.
“As of this morning, there has been no increase in the number of evacuees at the centre and the situation remains under control,” he said.
Mohd Reduan said APM and the Malaysian Armed Forces have visited every lane in the Jerrwit and Sentosa areas to assess water levels in residents’ homes.
“If conditions are found to be hazardous, residents will be advised to evacuate to the PPS,” he added.
He thanked the Sibu District Education Office as well as the management and principal of SMK Bukit Assek for their preparedness and full cooperation in setting up a PPS at the school hall.
According to him, the SMK Bukit Assek hall is located separately from the academic blocks, ensuring that evacuation operations do not disrupt daily routines or student learning.
KLUANG, 12 Jan: Sekolah-sekolah yang terjejas akibat banjir di Sabah dan Sarawak akan dibuka semula selepas keadaan beransur pulih dan disahkan selamat oleh pihak berkuasa.
Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Pendidikan Malaysia (KPM), Datuk Dr Aminuddin Hassim berkata, penangguhan pembukaan sekolah terlibat dibuat berikutan sebahagian murid masih ditempatkan di pusat pemindahan sementara (PPS).
“Laporan terkini mendapati kebanyakan sekolah yang terkesan banjir berada di sekitar Kuching serta beberapa daerah lain di Sarawak.
“Apabila keadaan kembali kepada sediakala, kita akan benarkan sesi persekolahan seperti biasa,” katanya.
Beliau berkata demikian kepada pemberita semasa meninjau hari pertama sesi persekolahan di Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Dato’ Onn Jaafar, Simpang Renggam, Johor, di sini hari ini.
Katanya, KPM sentiasa memantau perkembangan banjir di sana dengan kerjasama Jabatan Pendidikan Negeri (JPN) Sabah dan JPN Sarawak serta agensi berkaitan.
Pada Ahad, Pengarah Pendidikan Negeri Sarawak, Omar Mahli memaklumkan sebanyak 26 sekolah di wilayah itu dijangka tidak dapat memulakan operasi pada hari pertama sesi persekolahan hari ini kerana masih terjejas banjir.
Sekolah yang terjejas termasuk di Daro, Selangau, Sibu serta Tatau dan Sebauh di Bintulu.
Antara sekolah yang terjejas di Daro ialah SK Kampung Pangtray, SK OK Selair dan Sekolah Jenis Kebangsaan Cina (SJKC) Chung Hua.
Di Selangau pula membabitkan SK Nangga Selangau, SK Kuala Lemai, SK Ulu Sungai Arip dan SK St. Mark.
Sebanyak 19 sekolah lain terjejas di Tatau dan Sebauh termasuk SJK (C) Chung Hua Tatau, SJK (C) Chung San, SK Bukit Mawang, SK Hermanus Assan dan SK Sebauh.
Lapan sekolah di Sarawak kini dijadikan PPS, melibatkan tujuh sekolah di Serian dan satu di Selangau. -TVS.
SIBU: The Sarawak government activated three temporary evacuation centres in the Sibu Division to shelter residents affected by recent flooding.
Sibu Division Resident, Abang Mohamad Porkan Abang Budiman, on Monday (Jan 12) said, "Each household relocated to a PPS is eligible to receive Bantuan Wang Ihsan amounting to RM1,000.”
In addition, flood victims are receiving food baskets from the National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) and three daily meals facilitated by the Social Welfare Department (JKM).
Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (PETROS) also contributed RM350 food vouchers and donated used clothing.
Currently, 252 individuals from 63 households are sheltering at SK Bukit Arip, SMK Bukit Assek, and Dewan Masyarakat Jeriah. SK Bukit Arip has the highest number of evacuees, with 238 people from 61 households.
While Dewan Masyarakat Jeriah previously accommodated two households, it is expected to close on Monday pending safety assessments.
KUCHING (Jan 12): Residents of Kampung Krusen Kranji and Kampung Krusen Siu in Tebedu, Serian faced water supply disruptions following a landslide triggered by heavy downpours last Thursday.
The main access road in both villages collapsed, while a suspension bridge there was severely damaged due to the landslide, according to a Sarawak Public Communications Unit (Ukas) report.
It is believed that the landslide occurred as a result of soil movement and the strong current of the Kayan River.
During a site visit on Sunday, Tebedu assemblyman Dr Simon Sinang Bada advised the residents of Kampung Krusen Siu not to use the damaged suspension bridge.
He warned that the structure is no longer safe and may endanger users.
Dr Sinang said he had instructed the relevant departments and agencies to resolve the matter.
“The Serian Public Works Department (JKR), Serian Rural Water Supply Department (JBALB) and the Serian Divisional Disaster Management Committee have been instructed to take immediate action.
“They have been told to repair the collapsed road embankment and restore the water supply system for the affected residents,” he said following the visit.
According to Dr Sinang, the authorities concerned are taking follow-up steps to ensure the safety of the local residents, besides restoring communication services and basic facilities in the affected areas.
The damaged road is temporarily closed for everyone’s safety, even though it can still be used by motorcyclists and pedestrians.
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