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JABATAN PERDANA MENTERI
AGENSI PENGURUSAN BENCANA NEGARA
MIRI (Feb 3): The Miri Disaster Management Committee (MDMC) has called for safety at the Kampung Katong Lopeng surau to be monitored following a landslide in the village on Jan 29.
Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin, who led an MDMC team to the village last night, said the Public Works Department (JKR) Miri divisional engineer has been directed to urgently assess the situation.
In the incident on Jan 29, the surau’s extension and fencing collapsed and fell down the valley at 5am.
A village house, located some distance away, was destroyed in another landslide at 8am.
“Fortunately, no one was in the house when the incident happened but there is sign of a potential landslide on one section of the road,” Lee said in a Facebook post.
He said the Miri City Council has also been directed to take remedial measures to prevent a landslide on the village road.
PETALING JAYA – Jabatan Meteorologi (MetMalaysia) memaklumkan keadaan cuaca baik dan cerah dilaporkan hampir seluruh negara pagi ini.
Menurut MetMalaysia, ramalan yang sama turut dijangka akan berlaku di semua kawasan di Sabah dan Labuan.
Walau bagaimanapun, cuaca buruk akan melanda Kuching (Kuching), Samarahan, Sri Aman, Betong (Pusa dan Betong), Sarikei (Pakan dan Julau) dan Mukah (Dalat dan Mukah) di Sarawak sehingga pukul 1 tengah hari nanti.
Amaran dikeluarkan apabila terdapat tanda-tanda menunjukkan ribut petir dengan intensiti hujan melebihi 20 millimeter sejam (mm/jam) yang hampir atau dijangka berlaku melebihi sejam.
Amaran ribut petir adalah amaran jangka pendek yang sah dalam tempoh tidak melebihi enam jam untuk satu-satu keluaran. – KOSMO! ONLINE
KUCHING (Feb 3): The Meteorological Department of Malaysia (MetMalaysia) has issued a warning for thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds across several divisions in Sarawak until 1pm today.
In a notice issued at 10.05am, the department said the affected areas are Kuching, Samarahan, Sri Aman, Betong (Pusa and Betong), Sarikei (Pakan and Julau) and Mukah (Dalat and Mukah).
KOTA KINABALU: Mangsa banjir Sabah terus menunjukkan penurunan pagi ini.
Setakat jam 9 pagi tadi, seramai 196 mangsa banjir membabitkan 55 keluarga masih berada di tiga pusat pemindahan sementara (PPS) di dua daerah.
Angkatan Pertahanan Awam Malaysia (APM) Sabah dalam kenyataan menyatakan dua daerah yang masih terjejas banjir adalah Tongod dan Kinabatangan.
"Daerah Tongod kekal merekodkan 155 mangsa membabitkan 41 keluarga. Kesemua penduduk ini masih berada di dua PPS ketika ini.
"Seramai 92 mangsa daripada 24 keluarga berada di PPS Sekolah Kebangsaan (SK) Kenang-Kenangan, manakala selebihnya 63 mangsa membabitkan 17 keluarga masih di tempatkan di PPS SK Keramuk," katanya.
Dalam pada itu, APM menyatakan Kinabatangan mencatatkan 41 orang mangsa membabitkan 14 keluarga yang kini berada di satu PPS.
Menurut APM, kesemua penduduk dipindahkan ke PPS Sekolah Agama Rendah Pekan Bukit Garam.
KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in Sarawak has slightly improved this morning, while in Sabah, the number of evacuees at temporary evacuation centres (PPS) has increased compared to Saturday night (Feb 1).
In SARAWAK, although the number of victims has decreased, it still exceeds 12,000, with 12,116 victims housed in 62 PPS as of 8am on Sunday (Feb 2) across six affected divisions, compared to 12,423 victims on Saturday night.
According to the Sarawak Disaster Management Committee Secretariat, the number of evacuees in Bintulu Division (covering Bintulu, Tatau and Sebauh districts) is 5,184, while Serian Division (Serian, Siburan, and Balai Ringin districts) has 2,617 evacuees.
In Samarahan Division (Samarahan, Asajaya, Sebuyau, Simunjan and Gedong districts), 1,926 victims have been recorded. Sibu Division (Sibu, Selangau, and Kanowit districts) has 1,189 evacuees, while Miri Division (Miri, Subis, and Beluru districts) has reported 1,138 victims. Mukah Division (Mukah and Matu districts) has the lowest number, with 62 evacuees.
In SABAH, the number of flood victims has slightly increased to 1,651 individuals from 537 families as of 8am on Sunday (Feb 2), compared to 1,485 individuals from 493 families on Saturday night.
The Sabah State Disaster Management Committee Secretariat reported that Tongod district, which had recovered on Saturday afternoon, has been hit by floods again, with two PPS reopened, bringing the total to five affected districts in the state.
Pitas remains the district with the highest number of victims at 819 (301 families), followed by Lahad Datu with 520 victims (140 families), Tongod 155 victims (41 families), Beaufort 110 victims (32 families), and Paitan 47 victims (23 families). – Bernama