NGO focuses on waste management, house cleaning, restoring affected areas to ensure residents can return to clean, safe homes

With waves reaching up to five metres, public reminded to take precautionary measures, ensure all safety preparations made

DPM Zahid instructs for aid provision so flood victims' urgent needs to replace damaged goods can be fulfilled

Affected areas seen to be less damaged, several locations experience rising water levels but not severely so

Jamaliah advises evacuees to lodge police reports to facilitate damage claims, remain at PPS till waters recede

Amirudin thanks rescue agencies, authorities for assisting victims, managing disaster

State counts 4,458 victims from 1,224 families at 19 relief centres

Authority says move a controlled one, under tight monitoring with Air Selangor

Exco says RM1,500 assistance only available to evacuees at relief centres

Jamaliah says only 5 pct in use so far, Selangor has already allocated funds to mitigate future disasters

Rescuers remain vigilant for possible heavy rain, high-tide phenomenon late at night

Terengganu, Selangor, Pahang, Negeri Sembilan, Perak see more victims, drops marked in Perlis, Kelantan, Kedah

Selangor sees seven rivers in five districts in the red

Authorities' immediate priorities include clearing landslide-blocked roads, repairing bridges, delivering food, medical supplies by air, among others

More than 30,000, retort food packs, 88,000 C-Tent units, 31,000 victim food kits also provided, says DPM Zahid

State JPS moves to mitigate impact of ongoing floods

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

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

Wisma Putra advises citizens in affected areas to stay indoors, remain alert, follow Thai authorities' instructions

PPS facilities kept at optimal condition, ready for reactivation if disaster occurs