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Sept 15 a day to remember for Sugud folks
Published on: Wednesday, December 29, 2021
By:
Sherell Jeffrey, Stefyanie Myla Micheal
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Top left & right: Many vehicles in Kg Sugud been swept away during the mud flood on Sept 15. Left: Seized weapons believed to have been used by the Abu Sayyaf Group militants in Beaufort, Sabah police chief Idris Abdullah (second left) and his men showing the drugs weighing some 303kg seized in Tawau (middle) and Deputy Superintendent Nor Rafidah Kasim (right), the first woman appointed as district police chief in Keningau.
KAMPUNG Sugud in Penampang experienced a catastrophic mud flood that filled numerous houses with mud and sand on Sept 15, 2021.The catastrophic event destroyed everything inside the houses, swept cars into the rivers – saddening everyone with utter despair and an overwhelming sense of loss.
While the mudfloods caught Sugud residents by surprise, residents in other parts of the west coast of Sabah were shocked by a video clip showing a car that was swept away while it was attempting to cross the Sinulihan river in Jalan Kionsom Lama, Inanam.
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