Nairobi: Although currently far away in Kenya for his three-nation visit to the African continent, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim is very concerned over the increasingly severe floods affecting seven states and involving more than 15,000 victims at present.

Kota kinabalu: Private-sector employers in Sabah have been reminded to allow their workers to exercise their voting rights in the state election this Saturday. In a statement, the Sabah Labour Department urged employers to grant time off for employees voting

Kuala lumpur: Expecting another round of year-end floods that could affect thousands of residents, a non-governmental organisation (NGO) has adopted a proactive approach by delivering essential supplies to high-risk areas ahead of the flood season. The initiative aims to ensure

Kedah: A total of 53 Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM) candidates in Kedah are affected by floods as of 2.30 pm today. Kedah State Education Department (JPN) director Abdul Rahim Mat said the affected candidates are from the districts of Kulim/Bandar

Kota bharu: The National Disaster Management Agency (NADMA) has assured that all disaster response agencies across the nation are fully prepared to tackle the challenges posed by the Northeast Monsoon. NADMA director-general Meor Ismail Meor Akim emphasized that extensive preparations

Hatyai: Even though faced with the stressful conditions being stranded due to floods in Thailand, Malaysians there expressed their gratitude towards Thai citizens over their care and concern, especially towards a hotel that is offering free accommodation. According to BERNAMA