March 8, 2022, (Tuesday), Yayasan Ammirul Ummah (YAU) has successfully distributed prayer kits to flood victims, totaling 30 prayer kits around Hulu Terengganu. With the distribution of these prayer kits, it can help flood victims who are in dire need immediately, especially in fulfilling their obligations to Allah SWT, as Allah SWT said: Read more…
On Tuesday, November 9, 2021, Yayasan Ammirul Ummah collaborated with Syarikat Fama Negeri Terengganu to successfully hold a program with the Disabled (OKU) in TAMAN SINAR HARAPAN, KUALA TERENGGANU. The Foundation (YAU) donated a wheelchair for the daily use of the residents there. Meanwhile, FAMA itself has Read more…
Kuala Terengganu: The floods currently affecting Pahang are expected to last between one and two weeks, following the overflow of the Pahang River which is above normal levels. Deputy Chief Commissioner of Operations of the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) Norhafifi Ismail said the stagnant water may also be slow to recede as rain is still continuing in the area. He said, Read more…
JOHOR BAHRU: The floods in Johor have worsened as the number of flood victims continues to increase to 3,145 people from 904 families as of 8am on Monday. Johor State Health and Environment Exco, R Vidyananthan said the number continues to show an increase compared to 3,107 people from 895 families as of 4am. “As many as Read more…
KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation in five states is showing some positive signs as the number of temporary relief centre (PPS) operations is decreasing this morning. As of 8am this morning, a total of 43,791 people are in relief centres in Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Johor and Perak compared to 47,038 victims yesterday evening. In PAHANG, the number of flood victims is showing a slight Read more…
KUALA LUMPUR: The flood situation that has hit several states is getting worse with a sharp increase in the number of victims being moved to temporary relief centres (PPS) this morning. To date, the total number of flood victims moved to PPS in Pahang, Terengganu, Kelantan, Perak, Johor and Sabah is approaching 50,000 people. In PAHANG, morning flood victims Read more…
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