In the Malaysian state of Sabah, a large-scale fire destroyed more than 1,000 houses on water. Thousands of residents have been left homeless, and local authorities are organising aid for the victims.
Large-scale fire in Sabah
A major fire has broken out in Sabah, Malaysia, completely destroying more than 1,000 houses on stilts. According to local authorities, the incident occurred in a coastal area where houses on water are traditionally located.
Fire spread rapidly, covering a large area and leaving thousands of people homeless. The cause of the fire has not yet been reported.
Thousands of people left homeless
Thousands of residents lost their homes as a result of the incident. Local authorities reported significant material damage and set up temporary shelters for the victims.
Rescue services and volunteers are working at the site to help the evacuees. There has been no information about deaths or injuries so far.
Response of the authorities and rescue services
The Sabah state government has already announced support measures for the displaced. Rescue services continue to work at the scene to monitor the situation and provide assistance to those who have been left homeless.
According to official sources, the investigation into the cause of the fire is ongoing.
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