State JPS moves to mitigate impact of ongoing floods

Fidyah funds used to support disaster victims, serve Muslim community's broader welfare, ease burden of the needy

Up to 70 pct of Malaysian halal-certified companies operate in the state, says Fahmi Ngah

Rainfall recorded over two days equivalent to one month's average precipitation, overwhelming ground's capacity for absorption

Suspect detained on same day police report was filed

Up to 244,000 residents can seek refuge at over 1,170 PPS across Selangor if need be, says MB

Local govt to establish HK$300m fund to aid victims of city's worst blaze in over seven decades

Continuous rain, rising water levels in rivers bedevil Terengganu, Perak, Perlis, Selangor, Pahang

Depression that formed over Malacca Strait packs winds of 50kph, more than 200mm of rain expected

Operations effectiveness relies heavily on accurate information as a matter of life, death

Department marshals mobile replacement services to affected areas, says Saifuddin

Seafarers reminded to exercise greater caution, ensure vessels in good condition, comply with authorities' warnings

Receding floodwaters enable disaster teams to deliver aid, move victims out of waterlogged homes

No tsunami threats to the nation, says MetMalaysia

Less than 500 people remain stranded by floods as operations resume this morning, says Tok Mat

Funds also encompass BWI payments for heads of households, says Nancy

Inclusive approach supports state's aim of becoming Malaysia's halal hub

Anwar expresses gratitude to Bangkok, says will continue to work together to protect people’s well-being

Family conflicts like lawsuits ought to be avoided, says senior Syariah lawyer

PETRA says amendments would pave way for atomic power to be considered as national electricity source