More than 90,000 people were displaced after floods in East Malaysia, which also left people dead. Authorities fear it will be the worst flooding in the country in a decade.
A video released on Thursday (28) shows a house surrounded by water and heavy rain in the area.
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Flooding is common on Malaysia’s east coast during the monsoon period between October and March, but heavy rains this week have caused mass evictions, particularly in the northeastern state of Kelantan, which borders Thailand.
At least three people died and 94,778 were displaced to 527 temporary shelters in nine states, with Kelantan and Terengganu being the hardest hit, according to the National Disaster Command Center.
Further details about the deaths were not provided.
This content was originally published in Video: Malaysia suffers from floods after torrential rains; 90 thousand are displaced on the CNN Brasil website.
Source: CNN Brasil
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