The Sarawak Chamber of Commerce & Industry (SCCI) has contributed RM30,000 to assist communities affected by the recent floods in Bintulu. According to a press release, the donation was made as part ...

The Ministry of Energy Transition and Water Transformation (PETRA), through the Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID), ...

The flooding shown in the shared clips was caused by torrential rain that drenched Sarawak's Bintulu district. "Hopefully everything goes well for the students in UPM Bintulu, a tsunami warning ...

KUCHING: The number of individuals sheltered at the temporary relief centre due to flooding in Sarawak's Saratok district has risen to 89 people from 21 families as of 8pm on Monday (Jan 20 ...

has instructed all mosques and Friday prayer surau across Sarawak to perform Solat Hajat (special prayers) in the wake of the Flood Disaster in the state after the Friday obligatory prayers ...

January production in the Southeast Asian nation slumped the most in nine years as heavy rainfall and flash floods in major ...

Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Dr Ahmad Zahid Hamidi, who is also the chairman of the National Disaster Management ...

The flood situation in Sarawak has improved slightly while the number of evacuees at temporary relief centres in Sabah has increased compared to last night. In Sarawak, 12,116 flood victims were ...

Sarawak remains the worst affected state, with the number of evacuees rising again to 5,384 after several days of decline. The number of evacuees at evacuation centres in flood-hit Johor ...

The number of flood victims in Sabah and Sarawak has continued to decrease as of 8pm last night. In SABAH, the number of evacuees dropped to 155 people from 41 families, compared to 675 people ...

Sibu municipal council says floods are 'very likely' to occur, with high tides of up to 6.5m expected during this period.

The flood that inundated many parts of Bintulu town and its surrounding areas was due to 900mm of rain that fell within a single day, shared Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg.