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MIC hopes to contest five seats in Johor polls, says party vice president
JOHOR BARU: MIC hopes that it will be able to contest at least five state seats in the upcoming polls, says party vice president Datuk M. Asojan.
MCA chief: We have always been ready for the polls
JOHOR BARU: Preparations for the Johor state election and even the 15th General Election (GE15) have been ongoing for a while now, says MCA president Datuk Seri Dr Wee Ka Siong.
No more flooding in Johor as final relief centre closes
JOHOR BARU: The flooding in Johor is over with the last relief centre (PPS) at Sekolah Agama Gemereh, Segamat, closed on Tuesday (Jan 18) afternoon.
Floods: Number of evacuees in Johor unchanged on Sunday (Jan 16) morning
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood evacuees taking shelter three relief centres (PPS) in Segamat remains at 77 people from 24 families as at 8am on Sunday (Jan 16).
Floods: Segamat is the last district in Johor still sheltering evacuees at relief centres
JOHOR BARU: The number of evacuees at temporary flood relief centres (PPS) in the state continues to drop with only the Segamat district with people still seeking shelter at the centre.
Floods: Situation in Sibu, Tangkak improves
SIBU: A relief centre (PPS) at Dewan Serbaguna Kampung Jeriah that was opened last Wednesday to accommodate 46 flood victims from five families in Kampung Seduan, was closed at 1pm on Saturday (Jan 15).
Floods: Number of victims in Johor drops to 95
JOHOR BARU: The flood situation in Johor has improved further with only two districts having evacuees in five temporary relief centres (PPS) as of 8am on Saturday (Jan 15).
Three Johor districts still affected by floods
JOHOR BARU: Three districts are still affected by flood with Segamat having the highest number of victims with 161 people, followed by Muar with 98 people and Tangkak with 12 people.
Floods: Number of evacuees in Johor drops to 636 as of 4pm Thursday (Jan 13)
JOHOR BARU: The number of flood victims in Johor dropped from 705 people from 206 families at 8am to 636 people from 186 families at 4pm on Thursday (Jan 13).
More flood victims return home
KUALA LUMPUR: The number of flood victims in Johor and Melaka continues to decline.
