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LAHAD DATU: Two houses with shops were destroyed in a fire at Kampung Silam Camp, here, Saturday.

COLUMBUS — As temperatures begin to fall, the Ohio Department of Commerce’s Divisions of Industrial Compliance and State Fire Marshal are urging everyone to have their heating systems checked in

Napa County wants to increase its wildfire prevention skills. As part of the effort, it hired Cal Fire veteran David Shew as its first fire administrator.

North Port Fire is actively investigating a fire that broke out in a rehabilitation center, injuring at least two patients.

SOUTHWEST IOWA — A burn ban put in place in Audubon County effective Oct. 1 remains in place until further notice, according to Audubon County Emergency Management Director, Tyler Thygesen.

SEMPORNA (Oct 6): A tourist from China drowned while snorkeling at a resort at Pulau Bum-Bum here on Friday. A spokesperson from the State Fire and Rescue Department said a distress call was made to the Semporna fire and rescue station at 8.27am. A search and rescue operation was carried out t

Kota Kinabalu: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor on Wednesday handed over 45 boats for distribution to the State Fire and Rescue Department and 12 district disaster management committees as a part of preparation for disasters.   Also present at the ceremony at Menara Kinabalu were State Cabinet Ministers, State Secretary Datuk Seri Sr Safar Untong and Home Affairs and Research Secretary Datuk Awang Shahminan Sahari.

MURRAY – Although a Monday night house fire west of Murray resulted in a total loss for the home, no one was injured, according to Calloway County Fire-Rescue.

KOTA KINABALU (Oct 4): The State Government on Wednesday handed over 45 boats for use in disasters, especially in flood-prone areas in the state. State Disaster Management Committee Coordinator cum Home Affairs and Research Secretary Datuk Haji Awang Shahminan Sahari said also included were life

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