8 stories within reach of Kota Kinabalu, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor announced RM3,000 aid for each Malaysian household head affected by the Kota Kinabalu fire. The assistance aims to help victims recover from the incident.
The Sabah government announced RM3,000 aid for each household head affected by the fire that destroyed about 200 homes and claimed three lives in Kampung Lok Buta, Numbak, Kota Kinabalu.
Two temporary relief centres have been opened in Kota Kinabalu to house about 200 victims left homeless by a fire tragedy. The centres are located at Dewan Kampung Likas and Dewan Damai.
A massive fire in Kota Kinabalu destroyed over 200 squatter houses, tragically killing three children. The blaze swept through three villages, prompting a large emergency response.
A fire broke out at stilt houses in a squatter area in Kampung Numbak, Kota Kinabalu, early this morning. Firefighters deployed 39 personnel to contain the blaze, which affected the local community.
Sabah Chief Minister Hajiji Noor announced that Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) will lead seat negotiations and prepare its election machinery ahead of the 16th general election (GE16). The coalition aims to strengthen its position and ensure readiness for the upcoming polls.
Parents are urged to educate teenagers about the legal consequences of becoming mule account holders, as involvement can lead to legal action. The statement emphasizes the importance of parental guidance in preventing youth from participating in such activities.
Police in Penampang arrested two local men for allegedly impersonating enforcement officers to extort RM1,500 from a foreigner. The suspects were detained and are under investigation.