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Anwar announces RM2,500 cash aid for eligible Selangor flood victims

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A resident makes her way through floodwaters at Taman Seri Alam, Puncak Alam, Kuala Selangor November 5, 2026. — Bernama pic

A resident makes her way through floodwaters at Taman Seri Alam, Puncak Alam, Kuala Selangor November 5, 2026. — Bernama pic

By Malay Mail

First Published: Monday, 09 Nov 2026 5:23 PM MYT

PETALING JAYA, Nov 9 — Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today announced a special one-off RM2,500 cash assistance payment for each eligible flood victim in Selangor, with disbursements expected to begin tomorrow.

The Prime Minister’s Office said the aid is intended to help affected residents replace essential household items damaged or destroyed by recent floods.

Implementation details and eligibility criteria will be announced by the relevant agency.

Separately, Anwar has directed authorities to expedite the implementation of flood mitigation projects to address recurring flooding in affected areas.

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