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JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
SHAH ALAM: Lebih 1,500 penduduk berhimpun secara aman bagi mendesak penyelesaian isu banjir di Taman Sri Muda, Kota Kemuning dan Batu 8 di sini, yang kerap melanda kawasan itu sejak bah besar 2021.
Mereka turut menggesa Menteri Besar Selangor, Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari supaya turun padang dan memberi penjelasan bagi menyelesaikan isu berkenaan.
Jurucakap penduduk, K. Umagandhan berkata, desakan itu dilakukan kerana berasa kesal dengan masalah banjir yang masih berterusan sehingga kini.
Jelasnya, himpunan itu bertujuan menandatangani memorandum tuntutan kepada kerajaan negeri, kerajaan pusat dan pihak berkuasa tempatan (PBT).
“Kami mahu penyelesaian tuntas bagi menghentikan segera isu banjir di kawasan Taman Sri Muda, Batu Kemuning dan Batu 8.
“Dalam bah terbaharu pada 11 April lalu, ramai penduduk terjejas dan kami mendesak bantuan kepada mangsa yang terjejas,” katanya ketika ditemui.
Tambah Umagandhan, penduduk menuntut satu sesi pertemuan segera diadakan bersama Amirudin dan semua pihak berwajib.
“Kami buntu masalah banjir belum selesai sehingga menyebabkan perlu menanggung kerugian kerana kerosakan harta benda.
“Kami mahu pihak berkuasa, Menteri Besar, turun padang. Beritahu kami perkara sebenar dan penjelasan rasmi,” katanya.
Sementara itu, Ahli Dewan Undangan Negeri (ADUN) Kota Kemuning, S. Preakas berkata, beliau sudah memberi penjelasan dan penerangan kepada penduduk berhubung isu berkenaan.
“Mereka mahu penyelesaian dan ia sedang dijalankan oleh kerajaan Persekutuan dan kerajaan negeri seperti projek tebatan banjir. Pelbagai maklumat mengenai perkembangan penyelesaian banjir diberikan melalui akaun sosial media saya, namun ada segelintir penduduk tidak mahu ambil tahu mengenainya,” katanya. – UTUSAN
KOTA KINABALU: The Selagon Permanent Evacuation Centre (PPK) in Beaufort closed on Sunday (April 20) after flood waters receded in the district.
The Sabah State Disaster Management Committee secretariat announced that 155 victims from 54 families who took refuge at the PPK have been allowed to return to their homes and six affected villages have recovered from the flood.
"Beaufort District Disaster Management Committee chairman Mohd Nazri Ajun, who is also the Beaufort district officer, declared the Selagon PPK closed at 1pm today (April 20)," he said in a statement here on Sunday.
Beaufort is a district in the interior of Sabah, located more than 100km southwest of Kota Kinabalu, with a mostly lowland and flat terrain, especially in the northern and central parts of the district near the coast. - Bernama
JOHOR BAHRU – Dua sekolah yang sebelum ini ditutup akibat banjir di negeri ini pada hujung bulan lalu, akan memulakan sesi pembelajaran secara fizikal bermula Isnin.
Exco Pendidikan dan Penerangan negeri, Aznan Tamin berkata, sekolah yang terlibat ialah Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Kangkar Tebrau dan SK Maju Jaya di Seelong.
Menurut beliau, selepas banjir surut, pihak berkuasa mendapati kedua-dua sekolah mengalami kerosakan teruk sehingga memaksa guru dan murid menjalani sesi Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran di Rumah (PdPR) selama lebih dua minggu.
“Sekarang banjir sudah pulih di kawasan Johor Bahru, manakala banjir kini berlaku pula di kawasan Segamat.
“Justeru, sekolah-sekolah yang sebelum ini terjejas akan kembali menjalankan pembelajaran secara bersemuka bermula esok,” katanya di Tanjung Surat, Bukit Pelali, di sini pada Ahad.
Pada 21 Mac lalu, tujuh sekolah di Johor Bahru, Kota Tinggi dan Pasir Gudang dilaporkan ditutup akibat terjejas banjir.
Menteri Pendidikan, Fadhlina Sidek berkata, 47 sekolah dijadikan pusat pemindahan sementara (PPS) membabitkan daerah Johor Bahru, Kulai, Pontian, Kota Tinggi, Kluang dan Pasir Gudang.
Banjir yang melanda negeri ini pada 19 Mac lalu disifatkan penduduk terjejas sebagai antara yang terburuk pernah berlaku selepas bencana banjir besar pada 2006, 19 tahun lalu.
Bencana itu melibatkan beberapa daerah di Johor termasuk Johor Bahru, Kulai, Pontian, Kluang, Kota Tinggi dan Batu Pahat.
PETALING JAYA – Menteri Besar Selangor mengarahkan Exco Infrastruktur Negeri Selangor, Datuk Ir. Izham Hashim untuk mengatasi semua isu yang menyebabkan proses pembinaan usaha tebatan banjir sama ada di peringkat Tempatan, Negeri ataupun Persekutuan belum dapat disegerakan sepenuhnya.
Datuk Seri Amirudin Shari dalam satu kenyataan berkata, Izham juga akan bertemu dengan penduduk yang terkesan.
Beliau berkata, penyelesaian jangka panjang harus dilaksanakan secepat mungkin melalui kerjasama semua pihak termasuk Kerajaan Persekutuan.
“Saya melihat sendiri kesan banjir kilat akibat kadar hujan yang turun dengan tinggi minggu ini dan memberikan impak terhadap penduduk terutamanya di kawasan seperti Taman Melawis di Klang dan Taman Sri Muda di Shah Alam.
“Pejabat saya turut dihubungi oleh penduduk yang menyatakan keresahan serta kerisauan mereka terhadap situasi yang berulang kerana komponen Rancangan Tebatan Banjir dirasai kurang disegerakan,” katanya di sini, hari ini.
Selain itu katanya, sebagai usaha permulaan, Setiausaha Politiknya, Saifuddin Shafi akan memanggil mesyuarat koordinasi segera melibatkan semua pihak termasuk kedua-dua Majlis Bandaraya Shah Alam dan Majlis Bandaraya Diraja Klang serta Jabatan Pengairan dan Saliran agar isu ini dapat ditangani segera.
“Meskipun hampir empat tahun telah berlalu, episod ngeri bah besar Disember 2021 masih terlekat dalam ingatan setiap rakyat Selangor dan tiada sesiapa mahu melihatnya berulang lagi,” katanya.
Terdahulu, Kosmo! Online melaporkan, penduduk Taman Sri Muda menggesa Menteri Besar Selangor turun padang dan segera selesaikan masalah banjir yang sering melanda kawasan berkenaan. – KOSMO! ONLINE
SUNGKAI: A bridge linking Sungai Klah Felda to the Sungai Klah Hot Spring Park, known locally as the Sungai Liur Bridge, collapsed at around 10.30pm last night.
It is understood that the bridge was also used daily by Orang Asli residents of Kampung Tisong and palm oil smallholders in the area.
A villager, Azhar Ahmad, 51, said part of the bridge began collapsing following heavy rainfall in the area.
He said the bridge fully gave way last night, cutting off the road connection between Felda Sungai Klah and the popular tourist destination.
"Heavy rainfall from Friday onwards in the area and upstream caused strong river currents, which are believed to have struck and weakened the bridge structure until it gave way.
"The bridge was used by many to get to the hot springs, which are a major tourist attraction in the state.
"The Orang Asli from Kampung Tisong and plantation owners are also affected, as they can no longer transport their crops," he said when met here.
Azhar added that Orang Asli villagers use the bridge daily for their routines, including sending their children to school.
He said the bridge must be repaired urgently, as its collapse has impacted local economic activities, particularly in tourism and agriculture, which provide income for the community.
Another villager, Mustakim Salim, 23, said locals are now forced to use a palm oil plantation road as an alternative route for daily activities.
He said this route is only accessible by motorcycles and four-wheel-drive vehicles, and it is significantly farther than the original road.
"The alternative route can only be used by motorcycles or four-wheel drives, and it's quite a distance from the usual road.
"This is the only route available for residents, but it's dangerous, especially at night," he said.
Meanwhile, Perak Public Works Department director Zamri Mat Kasim clarified that the 20-year-old structure that collapsed was a box culvert, not a bridge as claimed by residents.
"The collapsed road and culvert do not fall under the department's ownership or maintenance. However, the department is prepared to provide assistance and technical advice regarding the damaged culvert," he said when contacted today.
Earlier, it was reported that hundreds of people were stranded at the Sungai Klah hot spring after the bridge collapse cut off the main access route to the area.
Perak Fire and Rescue Department operations chief Sabarodzie Nor Ahmad said a team from the Bidor station was dispatched to the scene after the department was alerted to the incident at 10.46am today.
He said the incident occurred on the main access road leading to the Sungai Klah hot spring, Kampung Tisong, and the Buyong Mas Sanctuary campsite, disrupting entry and exit for residents and visitors.
The operation to rescue the stranded victims ended at 12.39pm.