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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar, Thailand:
Malaysians are being urged to postpone travel to southern Thailand following fuel shortages caused by panic buying, raising concerns ahead of the upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri holiday period. [1]
Religious Elites and the Management of Islamic Affairs in Sarawak: A Mixed Scorecard Published Political rather than religious authority still calls the shots in multi-religious Sarawak. [2]
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he has expressed his appreciation to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul for Thai authorities’ assistance for Malaysians stranded by floods in southern Thailand. [3]
The Malaysian consul general in Songkhla Province has denied media reports that Malaysians were forced out of hotels in Hat Yai District where they were being stranded by flash floods. [4]
Malaysians stranded by severe flooding in southern Thailand have expressed their gratitude for the kindness and support shown by Thai citizens, as emergency teams continue to evacuate thousands of people from inundated areas. [5]
More than 4,000 Malaysian tourists, who had been trapped by the severe flooding in Thailand’s Hat Yai since Sunday, have safely returned to Malaysia, with the help of officials and volunteers from both countries. (confirmed by 2 sources) [6]
Among thousands of people stranded in their flooded residences and hotels in the southern district of Hat Yai, Songkhla, are hundreds of Malaysian tourists, many of whom have sent out messages asking for help. [7]
Visiting Malaysians have been warned to stay alert and follow official updates on the flood situation in southern Thailand. [8]
Malaysians are being urged to postpone travel to southern Thailand following fuel shortages caused by panic buying, raising concerns ahead of the upcoming Hari Raya Aidilfitri holiday period.
Religious Elites and the Management of Islamic Affairs in Sarawak: A Mixed Scorecard Published Political rather than religious authority still calls the shots in multi-religious Sarawak.
Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said he has expressed his appreciation to Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul for Thai authorities’ assistance for Malaysians stranded by floods in southern Thailand.
The Malaysian consul general in Songkhla Province has denied media reports that Malaysians were forced out of hotels in Hat Yai District where they were being stranded by flash floods.
Malaysians stranded by severe flooding in southern Thailand have expressed their gratitude for the kindness and support shown by Thai citizens, as emergency teams continue to evacuate thousands of people from inundated areas.
More than 4,000 Malaysian tourists, who had been trapped by the severe flooding in Thailand’s Hat Yai since Sunday, have safely returned to Malaysia, with the help of officials and volunteers from both countries.
Among thousands of people stranded in their flooded residences and hotels in the southern district of Hat Yai, Songkhla, are hundreds of Malaysian tourists, many of whom have sent out messages asking for help.
Visiting Malaysians have been warned to stay alert and follow official updates on the flood situation in southern Thailand.
A crew member from the Royal Malaysian Air Force uses binoculars onboard a Malaysian Air Force CN235 aircraft during a Search and Rescue (SAR) operation to find the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370, in the Straits of Malacca March 13, 2014.
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysian automaker Proton launched its first electric vehicle assembly plant on Thursday, as the Southeast Asian nation looks to boost development of its electric vehicle (EV) industry.