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Sunday, November 15, 2026

‘Do not be alarmed’: MetMalaysia to conduct tsunami warning siren test in Kudat tomorrow

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The Malaysian Meteorological Department will conduct a siren test for the Malaysian Tsunami Early Warning System at the Kudat District Police Headquarters tomorrow. — Picture via Facebook/Malaysian Meteorological Department

The Malaysian Meteorological Department will conduct a siren test for the Malaysian Tsunami Early Warning System at the Kudat District Police Headquarters tomorrow. — Picture via Facebook/Malaysian Meteorological Department

First Published: Sunday, 15 Nov 2026 6:49 PM MYT

KOTA KINABALU, Nov 15 — The Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia) will conduct a siren test for the Malaysian Tsunami Early Warning System (SAATNM) at the Kudat District Police Headquarters (IPD) tomorrow.

In a post on Facebook, MetMalaysia said the test is scheduled to take place between 9 am and noon.

“Residents in the surrounding areas are advised not to be alarmed by the sound of the sirens, as this is merely a test.

“MetMalaysia will provide updates should there be any changes,” the statement read. — Bernama

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