Indonesian President instructs Home Minister to identify worst-affected province, providing Rp20b as additional support

Nearly 1,000 dead following cyclone-induced floods, landslides, as locals struggled with destroyed medical equipment to treat ailments

Manufacturing sector concentrated in Selangor, Penang, Johor escaped significant disruption, says Moody's

Between 15, 20 pct of population in Asean countries live in areas at risk of floods, says BMI

Victim's mother prays for son's safe return as Wisma Putra liasese with Indonesian authorities on search and rescue operation

Peninsular Malaysia may face more flash floods, coastal flooding, river overflows, landslides in future, says SCAC chief

Airline reminds passengers to stay alert as adverse weather may potentially affect flights, airport operations

Lumajang Regency Govt declares seven-day state of emergency from November 19 to November 26

Over RM1.4b in losses sustained as authorities expect the figure following assessments when floods ease

Over 20,000 homes submerged, 9,950 hectares of rice, crops damaged, more than 6,400 cattle, poultry killed

Weakening typhoon forecasted to hit land tomorrow on the island's southwestern coast

At least 20 electric utilities across 12 affected regions declared total power outages

Some 426,000 families rescued, 6,000 evacuation centres currently active, two reported dead

Manila issues warning of severe flooding, landslides as typhoon expected to drench areas nationwide

NDRRMC reports over 3.33m individuals affected, nearly 75,000 homes damaged across seven regions

With 185 kph winds, gusts of up to 230 kph, Fung-wong forecasted to make landfall in central Luzon tonight

Laos also issues alert as inclement weather forecasted to bring moderate, heavy rainfall across central, southern parts

Taliban confirms parts of Balkh, Samangan provinces were most affected, number of dead, injured might rise

Local, foreign visitors cautiously visit city's landmarks as hotels, shops, restaurants clear up flood damages

Over 16,000 homes submerged alongside 5,300 hectares of rice, other crops, more than 42,000 livestock, poultry killed, swept away