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Pahang to open five permanent shelters in flood hotspots to ensure locals’ well-being

The Pahang government is setting up five permanent flood relief centres, costing almost RM31 million, in five districts. This is aimed to ensure the comfort of flood-affected residents, said Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Wan Rosdy Wan Ismail. 

Selangor gears up to aid 10,000 flood victims in monsoon preparations

In anticipation of flooding in Selangor as the monsoon season approaches, the state government has instructed the Social Welfare Department to prepare aid for approximately 10,000 victims.

Comms Ministry, telcos to ensure no communication breakdown during floods

Teo Nie Ching said the ministry was prepared for the floods and urged users to file a complaint if there was a disruption of telecommunication services in their area.  

Schools prepped as potential flood relief centres: MoE

The Education Ministry is prepared for the eventuality of a flood in the country with the approaching of the monsoon season

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