Johor floods: Number of evacuees drop to 53,793 as of 4pm on March 11
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in the state dropped to 43,793 people at 4pm from 44,779 people at noon on Saturday (March 11). Read full story
One dead, two injured as fire razes nine houses in Pasir Gudang
PASIR GUDANG: A woman was killed after her house, along with eight other houses at Kampung Pertanian here, were engulfed in a fire. Read full story
Senior citizen breaks leg on hike in Kluang, rescued successfully
KLUANG: A senior citizen broke her leg after falling from a hill while hiking with her husband at Gunung Lambak Kluang here on Saturday (March 11). Read full story
Armada all fired up after surprise Muhyiddin appearance, urge 'Abah' to be strong
CHERAS: Recently charged former prime minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin made a surprise appearance at the Parti Pribumi Bersatu Malaysia (Bersatu) annual general meeting on Saturday (March 11) to shouts of “Long Live Abah!” and “Takbir” from hundreds of Bersatu youths. Read full story
Rescuers airlift residents from remote Australia floods
RESCUERS flew residents out of a remote Australian town by helicopter today as record-high floods rose rapidly and authorities issued a “final alert” to evacuate. Police said helicopters and other aircraft had already flown out 53 vulnerable people over the past few days from the small community of Burketown in northeastern Australia.
Perak refusal to supply water to Penang will be studied, says PM
ANY decision by the Perak government regarding water supply to Penang will be studied in detail, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said. He said any decision by Perak, including wanting to prioritise the state’s needs first before supplying water to Penang, is a policy that needs to be respected.
Japan mourns 2011 disaster as nuclear support grows
JAPANESE offered tearful prayers today on the anniversary of the deadly tsunami that triggered the Fukushima disaster, but public support for nuclear power is growing as memories of the 2011 meltdown fade. The 9.0-magnitude quake – the fourth strongest in earth’s recorded history – devastated northeastern Japan 12 years ago.
Sabah attracts attention at world tourism event in Berlin
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah’s diverse tourism offerings are turning heads at an international tourism fair in Berlin. Read full story
More than 9,000 kidney patients undergo dialysis every year, says Dr Zaliha
NILAI: The number of patients suffering from non-communicable diseases (NCD) and chronic kidney disease (CKD) is now very worrying with more than 9,000 patients identified as having to undergo dialysis treatment every year. Read full story
Sabah ranks third in number of child abuses cases in M'sia, says Nancy
KOTA KINABALU: Sabah ranks third nationwide in child abuse cases as of 2022, says Datuk Seri Nancy Shukri. Read full story