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19 Jun 2026
Flash Floods Hit Parts of Tatau Roads Still Passable

Flash Floods Hit Parts of Tatau: Roads Still Passable

<strong>Civil Defence Force on High Alert</strong>

Flash Floods Hit Parts of Tatau Roads Still Passable
Flash Floods Hit Parts of Tatau Roads Still Passable

TATAU (June 5) – The Civil Defence Force (APM) is on alert after several low-lying areas in Tatau were hit by flash floods today. Despite the fine weather, the water levels are rising, prompting APM to monitor high-risk areas closely.

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<strong>High-Risk Areas Under Surveillance</strong>

APM has identified several areas at risk, including:

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  • Kampung Baru Tatau
  • Berek Tatau
  • Pasar Lama Tatau
  • Taman Komuniti Sungai Jatan

An inspection carried out at 8.20am today found that water levels were increasing, raising concerns among residents and authorities alike.

<strong>Call for Vigilance</strong>

APM has urged residents to remain vigilant and to report any signs of flooding to the authorities immediately. In a Facebook post, APM emphasized the importance of staying alert, even if the weather appears to be fine.

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<strong>Roads Still Accessible</strong>

Despite the flash floods, APM confirmed that roads in the affected areas remain passable to all vehicles. No emergencies have been reported so far, ensuring that transportation and movement within these areas can continue without major disruptions.

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By Minul Islam Rony

Is a local journalist, dedicated to delivering accurate, timely, and community-focused reporting. He covers breaking stories, public affairs, and local developments that matter most to readers. As the CEO and PR Manager of Sarawak Daily, he also oversees editorial direction, strategic communication, and partnerships, ensuring the platform remains a trusted source of news for the region.