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Malaysia is expected to face a brief La Nina at the end of 2025 to early 2026, which could still bring significant challenges, particularly in rainfall distribution. Photo for illustrative purposes only - Canva

(FILE PIX) Environmental activist Ahmad Nizar Kamaruddin from Sahabat Alam Malaysia observes riverbank erosion caused by oil palm cultivation along Sungai Kinta near Kampung Permatang Pelandok in Pasir Salak, saying smallholders often encroach buffer zones to maximise land use on Sept 27, 2025. (BERNAMA PHOTO)

Rescuers search for survivors at Al Khoziny Islamic boarding school in Sidoarjo, East Java after the multi-storey school building collapsed two days earlier. Photo by Juni Kriswanto/AFP

Relatives of missing students embrace as search and rescue operations continue at Al Khoziny Islamic boarding school in Sidoarjo, East Java province, after the multi-storey school building collapsed two days earlier. Photo by Juni Kriswanto/AFP

Rescue personnel inspect the site after a building collapsed at an Islamic boarding school in Sidoarjo, East Java province, injuring a number of students and trapping several others under the rubble. Photo by Juni Kriswanto/AFP

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Firefighters carried out operations to search for victims buried in the landslide at Kampung Cenderakasih, Kolombong. Photo by Bernama

A Hindu temple is inundated by floodwaters following heavy rain in Denpasar, Indonesia's Bali island, on September 10, 2025. (Photo by SONNY TUMBELAKA / AFP)

Bersatu secretary-general Datuk Seri Mohamed Azmin Ali

The absence of monitoring equipment in areas like Johor further highlights the need for public awareness and preparedness rather than relying on forecasts. Photo illustrated by Sinar Daily