Diyana Ibrahim
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GE15 push, not Johor MB fiasco, to set tone at Umno assembly, analysts say
Delegates to pressure party to take advantage of momentum in winning back-to-back state elections.
Tasik Kenyir residents’ disbelief at Terengganu govt’s logging denials
Activists warn continued felling may impact drinking water supplies, lead to long-term public health crisis.
Kuala Berang Orang Asli children lose school to flood
It will take a long time to rebuild, clean up, says headmaster.
Forestry department says log debris in Tasik Kenyir not due to illegal logging
Sudden landslides blamed due to heavy rains.
Civil society comes to aid of flood victims in Terengganu
Disaster this time considered among worst in state’s history.
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Terengganu caught unprepared as unexpected floods hit state
Number of victims evacuated to relief centres increases as rain falls unabated.
TNB denies claim of dangerous water level at Kenyir dam
Utility company says no overflow at power station, floodgates will not be opened.
Hulu Terengganu flood victims, stuck on roofs, beg for rescue
Residents' panic grows as several relief centres also inundated.
Hadi says PAS in cahoots with Bersatu even before hooking up with Umno
President of Islamist party says pact with Muhyiddin existed prior to Sheraton Move.
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‘Hard to be friends’ with Umno, says Tuan Ibrahim
PAS leader says Zahid’s party has acted provocatively on many occasions.
Terengganu Chinese traders unsure whether to close during Friday prayers
They want to know if order applies to them.
No court clusters in Perikatan, Muhyiddin says
Coalition chairman announces that all Johor candidates passed background checks.
From refugee to restaurateur
Jawariah Halim recalls how she fled Vietnam, built a thriving business in Kuala Terengganu.
Khairuddin sacked because he angered Hadi, say sources
Kuala Nerus MP failed to heed warnings, they say.
Terengganu Chinese feel sidelined by PAS govt
Business owners say they have tried and failed numerous times to get state aid.
