Prime Minister Provides Critical Financial Lifeline to Penang Flood Victims

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Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has extended special cash aid to 202 families affected by the recent floods in Penang. Each of the affected families will receive RM500 as part of this relief effort.

This announcement was made by Prime Minister Anwar, highlighting the government's commitment to supporting those impacted by the floods. The aid is intended to provide immediate financial assistance to help the families recover from the disaster.

The National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) is likely to play a significant role in the distribution of this aid, given its involvement in similar relief efforts in other regions. For instance, in Kedah, NADMA has been instrumental in providing aid, with each head of household receiving RM1,000 through NADMA and another RM1,000 through the Implementation Coordination Unit (ICU).

Prime Minister Anwar has emphasized the importance of assessing all damages, including loss of livestock and damage to crops, to alleviate the burden faced by those affected. This comprehensive approach is part of the government's broader strategy to manage and mitigate the impact of floods.

In addition to the financial aid, the government has also been monitoring flood mitigation projects to prevent delays and reduce the impact of future floods. Anwar expressed satisfaction with the flood management efforts in other affected areas, such as Kedah, where federal and state government agencies have handled the disaster responsibly.

The Prime Minister's visit to temporary relief centres and his interactions with flood victims underscore the government's commitment to providing support and ensuring that the situation remains under control.

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