2021 MALAYSIA

FLOOD SITUATION

REPORT AND

EMERGENCY

RESPONSE PLAN

Situation in numbers

States In Response: 4

Meals Ready to Eat: 729

Hygiene Kits: 4,530

Face Mask : 10,000

Hand Sanitizers: 500

Food Pack: 2,500

PHC Kits : 2 sets

Fund appeal

RM 2,000,000

Received

RM 1,549,106.84

Funding gap

RM 405,893.16

Highlights

The flood situation had shifted to recovery stage where

organizations, corporations and public have been providing

support with relief items such as cleaning kits, meals-ready

to eat, food packs back-to school items, and WASH facilities

to alleviate the situation of the flood victims.

Source: Sarawak Disaster Information

1. The COVID-19 diseases have affected certain rural areas

in Sarawak. For instance, Penan due to Pasai cluster.

Therefore, support in terms of face masks, hand

sanitizers and medical assistance are needed.

2. Johor - COVID- 19 Screening Tests were conducted in

Hospital Sultanah Amimah and Klinik Kesihatan Bukit

Indah by MERCY Malaysia volunteers.

Report #9 • Period: 20 - 24th January 2021

Distribution of Relief Items in Kampung Gudang Rasau ,Pahang

• Since the flood situation

in all states are

recovering, the evacuees

have been moved to their

homes safely.

New

Positive

Cases

Total

Positive

Cases

Death Trend Red

Zones

255 3,379 28 Increase 41

3. Pahang - MERCY Malaysia have distributed 310 Hygiene Kits to 10 villages in Jerantut.

• Kampung Lada

• Kampung Labu

• Kampung Cebung

• Kampung Merting

• Kampung Jom

Berlabuh

• Kampung Paya Garut

• Kampung Pedah

• Kampung Paya

Gunung

• Kampung Besul

• Kampung Paya

4. Pahang – 290 Hygiene Kits were distributed by the local community heroes to 5 villages

in Kuala Lipis.

• Kampung Tanjung

Jambu

• Kampung Seberang

Jelai

• Kampung Merchang

• Kampung Beralas

• Kampung Kuala Telang

5. Pahang – MERCY Malaysia distributed 300 Hygiene Kits to 6 locations near PPS Benta

on 20th January 2021.

• Bandar Benta

• Kampung Melayu

• Benta Jaya

• Taman Teratai

• Kampung Kebun

Kelapa

• Benta Seberang

6. Kelantan – MERCY Malaysia have distributed 340 Hygiene Kits to 5 villages in Mukim

Pasir Klang, Kuala Krai.

• Kampung Pasir Klang Lama

• Kampung Pasir Klang Baru

• Kampung Sugai Takol

• Kampung Buyong

7. Pahang – 30 Meals Ready to Eat (MRE) were distributed by local community

heroes to three locations.

• Kampung Permatang

Badak

• Kampung Chendering

• Kampung Pending

8. Pahang – 54 Hygiene Kits and Food Pack sets were distributed to three locations

on 23rd January 2021.

• Seberang Balok

• Kampung Selamat

• Sungai Ular

9. Johor – MERCY Malaysia have distributed 264 Hygiene Kits and 12 carton of

Clorox contributed by Clorox to six locations in Johor Bahru.

• Kampung Sri Bahagia

• Kampung Plentong Baru

• Kampung Pasir Gudang

• Kampung Plentong Tengah

• Kampung Plentong Baru Utama

• Kampung Belantik

10. Johor – MERCY Malaysia have distributed 269 Hygiene Kits to three locations

• Kampung Sungai Rinting, Masai

• Orang Asli Chaya Baru, Pasir Gudang

• Kampung Pertanian, Masir, Johor

11. Johor - Six carton of Clorox were distributed to two locations.

• Kampung Sungai Rinting, Masai

• Masjid Kampung Kangka Tebrau’

12. Kelantan – MERCY Malaysia have distributed 102 Hygiene Kits to two locations.

• Sungai Sok, Kuala Krai

• Kampung Ragu, Kuala Krai

13. Johor – 163 Hygiene Kits were distributed to five

locations in Johor .

• Kampung Murni Jaya

• Kampung Melayu Sengkang

• Kampung Melayu Bukit Batu

• Kampung Melayu Air Manis

• Kampung Sri Rahmat

14. Pahang – MERCY Malaysia distributed six bottles and 3 boxes of facemasks to three

locations.

• Surau As Syakirin Balok Perdana

• Sungai Karang

• Chengal Lempong

15. Pahang – MERCY Malaysia distributed 90 MRE sets and 4 Food Packs to two

locations.

• Sungai Karang

• Chengal Lempong

16. Kelantan – MERCY Malaysia distributed 38 Hygiene Kits to Kg. Chatel Damai and 12

carton Clorox to four locations in Kuala Krai.

• Masjid Ar-Rahman Mukim Lata Rek

• Kampung Chatel Damai

• Kampung Lata Rek

• Kampung Kubang Puyu

17. Pahang –Relief items such as Food Packs, Face Masks

Sanitizers, Cleaning Kits, Breakfast Oats Mix and Hygiene

Kits were distributed to five locations.

• Taman Sri Cheding, Maran

• Kampung Gudang Rasau

• Taman Seri Damai Perdana

• Sg Isap Damai Zon C

• Kampung Baru Beserah

Humanitarian needs

WASH:

RM 880,000

Health and COVID-19:

RM 300,000

Food and nutrition:

RM 380,000

Logistics support:

RM 240,000

Needs overview

Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH)

Situation have been recovering in Peninsula Malaysia,

Sarawak and Sabah. However, evacuees are facing difficult

situation due to damaged house utilities. Besides, cleaning

activities to be conducted to remove all the contaminated

water from polluting the housing areas.

Health and COVID-19

Supplies of essential medications and consultation are

required for evacuees needs. Besides, face masks and hand

sanitizers are required to avoid any COVID disease from

contacting especially in Johor and Sarawak rural areas.

Food and nutrition

Continuous supply of nutritious food is needed for the

evacuees staying in the evacuation centers. This include

meals ready-to-eat like biscuits, power bars, and canned

food. Not to forget, evacuees who have returned home are in

need of nutritious food supply such as rice and oil.

Logistics support

MERCY Malaysia require support to mobilise its teams, which

includes medical team (medical officers, medical assistance

and nurses), aid distribution team, technical team (for

recovery assessments) and cleaning team.

Education support

Not to forget, basic back-to-school items such as school

bags, shoes, socks and stationeries are now essentials that

are required by children affected by the flood.

Education support:

RM 200,000

Contact person: Said Alhudzari

General Manager, Program Operations

saidalhudzari@mercy.org.my

Visan Chan, Head of Operations

visan@mercy.org.my

Herman Abdullah, Senior Field

Communications Officer

herman@mercy.org.my