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Tenom: Former Kemabong Assemblyman Jamawi Jaafar appealed to the public, especially non-governmental bodies and corporate sectors in Sabah, to render aid to flood victims in the district.
He said water is one of the basic needs of those affected as the two existing water treatment plants in Tenom and Kemabong districts could not operate due to floods.
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