He said RM50,000 will be given to the Kelantan government while another half will be channelled to non-governmental organisations there.
Lim said the aid will be given to the Kelantan government and the NGOs by state executive councillor Abdul Malik Abul Kassim soon.
“We deeply sympathise with the flood victims of Kelantan. We pray the weather will not worsen. We are going to pray for Kelantan to recover from the floods and its negative effects.
“We hope the Kelantanese can stay strong and be patient through these trying times,” Lim said yesterday.
The Kelantan government was the first state government to give RM50,000 in aid of victims of the Nov 4-5 Penang floods which had displaced nearly 7,000 people.
Heavy rains since Saturday has seen many places in Kelantan affected by flood waters, displacing some 13,216 people as of early Thursday.
According to the Kelantan Flood Portal, Pasir Mas was the worst affected district with 8,188 evacuees at 44 relief centres as of 11.40pm yesterday.
The second highest affected town was state capital Kota Bharu with 363 victims, followed by Tumpat (251), Pasir Puteh (244), Tanah Merah (204), Machang (102), Bachok (75), Kuala Krai (74) and Jeli (58).
A total of 99 flood relief centres have been set up across nine districts in the state.
The worst hit area was the border town of Rantau Panjang, with the Sungai Golok river breaching the 9-metre danger level at 10.52m yesterday.