Death toll in Kelantan climbs to three as floods claim Tumpat toddler
KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 30 — A one-year-old child drowned yesterday morning after falling into floodwaters at home in Tumpat, as Kelantan battles its worst flooding in recorded history. The child is the third victim of devastating floods that have struck Kelantan since Monday.
Her house in Kelantan, built on high ground, was unaffected by the massive floods of 2014. But this time, the force of nature ...
Yesterday (1 December), two elderly men aged 72 and 28 were reported to have drowned in two separate locations within the ...
Police urged villagers not to be stubborn and resist evacuation when requested by authorities because a delay could make a ...
TUMPAT: A total of 4,894 cases of infectious diseases have been reported at flood relief centres throughout Kelantan as of ...
The death toll remained at four, across the states of Kelantan, Terengganu and Sarawak. Kelantan state bore the brunt of the flooding, accounting for 63 per cent of the 122,631 people displaced ...
"Sungai" means "river" in Malay. Kelantan police chief Mohd Yusoff Mamat announced on Monday (Nov 18) the authorities will arrest Malaysians crossing the border illegally, especially at Sungai ...
The flood situation in Kelantan shows no signs of improvement, with the number of victims rising to 97,128, involving 30,017 ...
Malaysians have parodied the latest proposal to build a wall along their country’s northern border with Thailand as an effort to “Make Kelantan Great Again”, saying it echoes US President ...
Anwar told parliament that 322 temporary shelters had been opened in the states of Kelantan, Terengganu, Kedah, Perlis, Johor and Perak to house those displaced by floods. The northeastern state ...
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