A fugitive Vietnamese businesswoman was sentenced to 10 years in jail on Thursday, her second sentence in absentia as the country's communist authorities push on with an anti-corruption purge.
ALOR SETAR: A total of 166 people from 134 families have been evacuated to three temporary relief centres following flash floods at Baling and Bandar Baharu on Thursday night.
"The victims are at the PSS at SK Seri Bayu and SK Siong that were activated at 9pm on Thursday," he said in a statement on Friday . Muhammad Suhaimi said several areas in three other districts in the state, namely Sik, Kuala Muda, and Kulim, were also affected by rising waters due to continuous heavy rain on Thursday night."We are monitoring river levels and low-risk areas," he said.
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