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JOHOR BARU: Local authorities should put a temporary stop to recreational activities in high-risk areas such as mountains, hills, ri­vers and beaches, because of the monsoon season, says the Fire and Rescue Department director-­general.

BENTONG: The public should temporarily stop holding activities in areas that are prone to landslides and water surge phenomenon as the country goes into the northeast monsoon transition, says Datuk Seri Moham­mad Hamdan Wahid.

BENTONG: The Fire and Rescue Department has reminded the public to stop all activities in areas that are prone to landslides and water surge phenomenon as the country transitions into the Northeast Monsoon period.

PETALING JAYA: Weather experts have cautioned about a wet year-end with more rainfall brought about by the ongoing La Nina phenomenon.

KUANTAN: A total of 12,500 operations personnel from 332 fire stations nationwide have been ordered to prepare for floods during the northeast monsoon, which is expected to begin in November.

JOHOR BARU: Close to 1,000 firemen have been hired to fill vacancies at stations nationwide, says Datuk Seri Mohammad Hamdan Wahid.

KUCHING: LiSA or Life Saving Appliances, which were among the safety equipment exhibited by the Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department at the Aspirasi Keluarga Malaysia (AKM) Tour here, will be installed in several recreation areas in the state to curb drowning cases.

MELAKA: The Fire and Rescue Department will continue to monitor and evaluate the downward trend in cases of misconduct involving its officers and personnel, says its director-general Datuk Seri Mohammad Hamdan Wahid.

KUCHING: The Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) will do its part to help the Baling flood victims with clean-up operations, says its director-general Datuk Seri Mohammad Hamdan Wahid.

KUCHING: Quick action by the headman of Rumah Stevens in Julau prevented a fire from spreading at the longhouse on the first day of Gawai last month.