caught red-handed distributing illicit cigarettes at Jalan Sungai Buluh, Minyak Beku, here. GOF 5th

14 ammunition clips during a shooting game at an old rice factory in Kampung Buluh Poh, Ketereh, near

JOHOR BARU: A total of 193 victims from 44 families have been allowed to return home after the flood situation improved in their areas. Johor Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan( pic) said that, as of 8pm Friday( Jan 7), seven temporary relief shelters( PPS) have been closed in two districts, namely Segamat and Tangkak." The conditions have been deemed safe and families have been allowed to return to their homes." The areas involved are Kampung Tengah, Kampung Pudu and Kamp

JOHOR BARU: A sudden high tide in Sungai Muar near Bukit Kepong has caused floods in Kampung Sungai Meda and Kampung Liang Batu, forcing 153 people to be evacuated to temporary relief shelters. State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said that as of 8am on Friday( Jan 7), the number of flood victims stands at 4, 496 people from 1, 242 families.“ The flood victims from the two villages have been placed at SK Bukit Kepong and SMK Sultan Alaudin, he said, adding there were 1

JOHOR BARU: The number of flood evacuees in Johor has gone down slightly from 4, 496 at 8am to 4, 346 as of noon on Friday( Jan 7). State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said the number of families involved also dropped from 1, 242 families to 1, 205 families in the same period.“ Four temporary relief shelters( PPS) have also been closed in Tangkak, namely SK Simpang Lima Darat, Sekolah Agama Simpang Lima Darat, SK Ledang, and SK Serom 8.“ The families have been allowed

JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor has increased slightly to 5, 399 people from 1, 430 families at 8am on Wednesday( Jan 5), compared with 5, 634 people from 1, 416 families at 4am. State Health and Environment committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said no new temporary relief centres( PPS) were opened and that the number of centres in the state remains at 81.He said that Segamat remains as the district with the highest number of victims with 3, 804 people from 1, 014 families seeking

JOHOR BARU: Two districts in Johor have fully recovered from floods after all of their temporary relief centres( PPS) have been closed down and evacuees have been allowed to return home on Thursday( Jan 6). State Health and Environment Committee chairman R. Vidyananthan said that as of 8pm, the number of flood victims stands at 4, 065 people from 1, 115 families who are located in four districts namely Segamat, Tangkak, Muar and Batu Pahat." Only one PPS in Kluang, which was opened during the fl

KUALA NERUS: The two-day Dragon Boat Race Festival at Dataran Pengkalan Sungai Kampung Tanjung Sabtu here has evoked a sense of nostalgia among the elderly while being well received by the younger generation. The event which ended last Friday and was organised by Lubuk Haji Youth Club to preserve the traditional cultural practices of the Terengganu Malay community, saw the participation of 11 village teams. Programme director Ahmad Azfar Ali said besides giving participants the chance to show of

KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Sompo Insurance Bhd( Berjaya Sompo), together with Global Environment Centre( GEC), in partnership with the Department of Irrigation andDrainage( DID) Gombak, Department of Orang Asli Development( JAKOA) Gombak and Petaling District, Jungle School Gombak Malaysia and Friends of Sungai Gombak Batu 12 at Kampung Batu 12, Gombak has embarked on a river slope mitigation through tree planting to protect water resources at the Klang River Basin initiative. The initiative kicked-o

KUALA LUMPUR: Berjaya Sompo Insurance Bhd( Berjaya Sompo), together with Global Environment Centre( GEC), in partnership with the Department of Irrigation andDrainage( DID) Gombak, Department of Orang Asli Development( JAKOA) Gombak and Petaling District, Jungle School Gombak Malaysia and Friends of Sungai Gombak Batu 12 at Kampung Batu 12, Gombak has embarked on a river slope mitigation through tree planting to protect water resources at the Klang River Basin initiative. The initiative kicked-o