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Heavy Rain Triggers Flooding In Nibong Tebal, Authorities On Standby

NIBONG TEBAL, Temporary relief centres (PPS) have yet to be activated here despite several villages being inundated by floodwaters but authorities are nevertheless on standby for any eventualities, said Member of Parliament for Nibong Tebal, Fadhlina Sidek. Fadhlina, who is also Education Minister, said she had been notified that floodwaters had risen in the affected areas due to heavy rain since yesterday. “The flood situation this time is worrying, and we need the cooperation of all agencies, especially the Royal Malaysia Police, to ensure public safety,’ she told reporters after surveying today’s flood-affected areas. “Some houses are in quite bad

Melaka Will Not Compromise Heretical Teachings – Ab Rauf

MELAKA, The state government will not compromise with any movements that violate procedures, Syariah law, or Islamic faith, said Melaka chief minister Datuk Seri Ab Rauf Yusoh. Ab Rauf said that, although no reports have been received concerning Global Ikhwan Services and Business Holdings Sdn Bhd (GISBH) being investigated following Op Global in the state, his office, through the Melaka Islamic Religious Council, continuously monitors the situation. “On behalf of the state government, we have no objections if there are matters that need to be studied, reviewed, detailed and recommendations made for action or otherwise,” he said after officiating at

10 Langkawi-Kuala Kedah-Langkawi Ferry Trips Cancelled Due To High Waves

ALOR SETAR, Ten ferry trips on the Langkawi-Kuala Kedah-Langkawi route were cancelled today due to the five-metre high waves that stormed the waters of Kuala Kedah, affecting almost 4,000 passengers. In a statement, Konsortium Ferrylines Ventures Sdn Bhd general manager, Captain Dr Baharin Baharom, said that the ten trips involved four ferries from Langkawi to Kuala Kedah with a total of 2,154 passengers, and six ferries from Kuala Kedah to Langkawi with 1,791 passengers. He said the cancelled trips from Langkawi were the ones scheduled at 10.30 am, noon, 1 pm, and 1.30 pm, while from Kuala Kedah are the

Akur8 Secures $120 Million In Series C Round To Accelerate Growth Of Its Next Generation Actuarial Platform

PARIS and LONDON and NEW YORK, Akur8, the machine learning-powered insurance pricing and reserving platform, announced today that it has secured $120 million in series C funding, bringing its total raised investment to $180 million. This latest funding round was led by One Peak, a leading growth equity firm investing in software scale-ups, with participation from Partners Group, one of the largest firms in the global private markets industry acting on behalf of its clients, and historical investor Guidewire Software, Inc. (NYSE:GWRE). The new funding will significantly bolster Akur8’s ability to expand its product portfolio and fuel its growth in

Davao City to watershed illegal settlers: Leave or face eviction

The local government here issued a warning to illegal settlers in watershed areas to voluntarily dismantle their structures or face enforcement actions. ‘I strongly advise you to self-demolish to avoid further complications. The government must act to protect our vital natural resources,’ Mayor Sebastian Duterte said in a statement posted Monday. Duterte stressed the importance of safeguarding the city’s water supply, noting that water is a shared resource that must not be compromised by unauthorized construction. ‘We cannot negotiate over this matter. When you built your structures, you only thought of yourselves, neglecting the well-being of Dabawenyos. It was a

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