KOTA KINABALU: Residents in Keningau do not have to worry about the quality of their tap water as the recent glue spill in the district does not affect the treated water supply.
Thirty temporary flood evacuation centres in six districts across Sabah remained open on Tuesday.
At 8.30am, flash floods hit Kg Dalit Sook Keningau, affecting 15 homes. However, by 12.30pm, the water had started to recede and there was no need to activate a temporary flood evacuation centre in the area
Published on: Friday, July 16, 2021
By: Sherell Jeffrey, Jimmy Goh, Johan Aziz
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An aerial view of the flooded Penampang area.
PENAMPANG: Many motorists and residents here were left stranded after several hours of incessant rain since Wednesday evening inundated at least 12 localities in the district.
A brief power outage was reported in Kg Panglima Banting and its surrounding areas with Sabah Electricity Sdn Bhd issuing a notice via Short Messaging System informing of an emergency power shutdown to make way for repair works on a damaged cable connection at 9.05pm on Wednesday. Power supply was restored at 9.33pm.
The rain accompanied by strong winds at 2am also left many fallen branches and uprooted trees in several areas here and Kota Kinabalu. The floods also resulted in water supply disruption in several areas in Penampang and Kota Kinabalu on Thursday.