A villager in Hulu Terengganu getting around using a small boat after the area was flooded. — Bernama
KUALA TERENGGANU: In view of the monsoon season, farmers in the state are advised to follow the crop planting schedule to avoid incurring bigger losses.
Terengganu Farmers Organisation board member Mohamad Zamil Ghazali said the floods in the state were not over yet as the current northeast monsoon season was only expected to end in March next year.
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A villager in Hulu Terengganu getting around using a small boat after the area was flooded. — Bernama
Domestic animals seeking shelter on rooftops in Setiu following floods. — Bernama.
Husam (right) with some recipients at the Food Bank programme organised by Malaysian Islamic Economic Development Foundation in Pasir Mas. — Bernama
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