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Quick response from CEAM provided essential supplies and temporary shelter to K'Cho families displaced by recent flooding in Klang Valley.
When unexpected floods hit several areas in Klang Valley, CEAM's emergency response team quickly mobilized to assist 100 K'Cho refugee families who lost their homes and belongings to the rising waters.
Rapid Response in Crisis
Within 24 hours of the floods, CEAM activated its emergency protocol, establishing a temporary shelter at the community center and distributing emergency supplies including food, clean water, clothing, and basic medical supplies.
- 100 families received emergency assistance
- 500 food packages distributed
- 200 hygiene kits provided
- Temporary shelter for 50 displaced individuals
- Medical aid for 30 injured community members
The crisis highlighted the vulnerability of refugee communities during natural disasters and the importance of community-based emergency response systems. CEAM continues to work with affected families on long-term recovery plans.
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David Kumar
David Kumar is a dedicated member of the CEAM team, committed to sharing stories of resilience and hope from the K'Cho refugee community.
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