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JPKK chairmen not been paid for months: Ruslan | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal - Vimarsana News

JPKK chairmen not been paid for months: Ruslan | Daily Express Online - Sabah's Leading News Portal

THE State Government has been urged to give serious attention and take immediate action on the delay in the payment of allowances for Village Development and Security Committee (JPKK) chairmen which is happening quite often and to the extent of up to five or six months

Parents of deceased M'sian woman, 22, found in Pasir Ris river, can't make it to S'pore due to pandemic - Vimarsana News

Parents of deceased M'sian woman, 22, found in Pasir Ris river, can't make it to S'pore due to pandemic

The tuition centre she worked at took care of the funeral expenses.

M'sian woman, 22, goes missing on Jan. 16, body found in Pasir Ris river 3 days later - Vimarsana News

M'sian woman, 22, goes missing on Jan. 16, body found in Pasir Ris river 3 days later

There was nothing amiss on the day the woman went to work.

In India, An Unlikely Model For Climate Change *Resilience* - Vimarsana News

In India, An Unlikely Model For Climate Change *Resilience*

SURAT — It's no longer a question of time. The city of Surat, on the western coast of India, will soon face flooding that could trigger outbreaks of malaria and dengue fever, and rising temperatures that could force companies to relocate their factories. Its 4.5 million residents are already prepar...

Two tropical storms to hit from Monday - Vimarsana News

Two tropical storms to hit from Monday

Tropical storms Lionrock and Kompasu are expected to hit Thailand between Monday and Wednesday, which may affect the Northeast and Central regions, according to the National Water Command Centre.