Accidents & Safety Incidents news in Sultan Ibrahim Stadium Johor
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Tragedy of 4 children drowning: Penawar assemblyman says area is prohibited for swimming despite no warning signs
Four children drowned at Tanjong Lombat beach in Kota Tinggi, Johor. Penawar assemblyman Fauziah Misri clarified that the beach is not a public bathing area but a fishing zone, and expressed condolences as the search for three missing children continues.
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Family of three with no choice, forced to live in fire-damaged rental home
A family in Taman Desa Rakyat Perdana, Pasir Gudang, is living in their fire-damaged rental house as they have no other options. The fire, which occurred on August 23, destroyed their belongings, but neighbours helped extinguish it. They received donations from a supermarket and a charity.
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Tanker that drifted near Sungai Johor Bridge successfully moved
A tanker that drifted and ran aground near the Sungai Johor Bridge in Kota Tinggi was successfully moved to a designated anchorage. The bridge operator confirmed the structure is safe and traffic was unaffected. The Johor Port Authority is investigating the incident.
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One found, search for two more victims at Tanjung Lompat Beach continues
A 16-year-old boy was found drowned at Pantai Tanjung Lompat in Kota Tinggi, Johor, bringing the number of recovered victims to two, while search and rescue continues for two other missing teenagers. The victims were part of a group of 15 camping at the beach since two days ago.
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Body of teenager discovered, search for two more in Tanjung Lompat continues
The body of 16-year-old Muhammad Thaqif Rayyan Rumainoor was found at Tanjung Lompat Beach, Kota Tinggi, as search operations continue for two other missing teenagers. The victims were part of a group camping in the area, and the search radius has been extended to seven nautical miles.
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Search for two missing victims at Tanjung Lompat Beach continues
The search continues for two missing teenagers after a drowning incident at Pantai Tanjung Lompat in Kota Tinggi, Johor. Two of the six teenagers involved are still receiving treatment at Hospital Kota Tinggi, while two others were found dead. The state education committee chairman has promised support for the victims' families and students.
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Search continues for two more after second teen confirmed drowned in Kota Tinggi
The body of a second teenager who went missing while bathing at Tanjung Lompat Beach in Kota Tinggi was found on Sept 3. The search continues for two more 16-year-old boys from a group of 15 who were camping in the area.
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Tanjung Lompat Beach not open for public use - Penawar ADUN
Penawar assemblyman Fauziah Misri says Tanjung Lompat Beach is unmaintained and not open for public recreation, following a drowning incident. She called for warning signs and urged the public not to speculate.
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Seven tahfiz students recite azan, perform hajat prayers to aid SAR for three drowning victims
Seven tahfiz students from Madrasatul Quran Ar-Redha recited the azan and performed hajat prayers at Pantai Tanjung Lompat, Kota Tinggi, to aid the search for three students still missing after drowning. Penawar assemblyman Fauziah Misri also attended and promised to discuss installing warning signs at the beach.
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Second drowning victim found in Kota Tinggi
The second of four teenagers who drowned at Pantai Tanjung Lompat in Bandar Penawar, Kota Tinggi, was found by search and rescue teams. The victim was identified as 16-year-old Muhammad Thaqif Rayyan Rumainoor. The search continues for the remaining two victims.
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Police advise halting beach activities after three tragedies at Kota Tinggi beaches in four days
Police in Kota Tinggi, Johor, have advised the public to temporarily stop beach activities following three drowning tragedies in the district within four days. The latest incident occurred at Pantai Tanjung Lompat, Bandar Desaru, where four 16-year-olds were feared drowned, with one body found and three still missing. The incidents happened during the school holidays, and authorities noted rough seas and strong winds due to the transition to the Northeast Monsoon.
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JLM investigates tanker collision with Sungai Johor Bridge
The Marine Department Malaysia is investigating an incident where a tanker drifted and struck the Sungai Johor Bridge after launch, causing minor damage. The bridge remains safe and open to traffic.
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SDEB refutes viral claims of Sungai Johor Bridge closure, says safe to cross despite vessel strike
Senai-Desaru Expressway Berhad (SDEB) has refuted viral claims that the Sungai Johor Bridge was closed after a vessel struck it, stating that inspections found the structure safe. The vessel was moved at 3:16 pm, and the bridge remains open to traffic.