Floods: Japan offers additional aid to victims


KUALA LUMPUR: The Japanese government has offered additional emergency assistance worth RM300,000 to ease the hardship of Malaysians affected by the recent floods.

The Japanese Embassy in Malaysia in a statement on Friday said it had offered items including tents, blankets and other humanitarian goods as response to the request for assistance from the Malaysian government.

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