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Two firefighting helicopters collided mid-air while battling a major wildfire in western Attica, Greece on Sunday, killing a Danish pilot and Greek coordinator. Two crew members survived the crash near Psatha.
Hundreds of firefighters battled a major wildfire west of Athens on Sunday, with flames advancing toward the city of Megara. International crews from Romania and France joined efforts as strong winds accelerated the spread.
Malaysia's elite disaster rescue team SMART is pursuing recertification as a Heavy Urban Search and Rescue unit through international standards body INSARAG, bolstering the nation's global humanitarian credentials.
France is experiencing its worst wildfire season since World War II, with nearly 40,000 hectares of forests destroyed since the start of 2026. Exceptional heat waves and daily new fires are straining emergency services.
Negri Sembilan's top executive has urged the electorate to evaluate his administration's concrete actions to tackle Linggi's recurring inundation problem, warning against allowing the issue to become a political football as the state heads toward elections.
Malaysia's aviation authorities conducted a landmark full-scale disaster simulation involving more than 20 agencies testing emergency response procedures for aircraft accidents occurring outside airport perimeters, a scenario rarely drilled before.
Thailand's disaster prevention authority has placed Bangkok and six central provinces on high alert for elevated sea levels expected to surge inland between mid and late July, threatening riverbank communities and low-lying areas.
Malaysia is establishing 15 permanent disaster relief centres across nine states, with two already completed and nine under construction. The initiative aims to reduce dependence on schools as temporary shelters during floods.
Police have cordoned off five affected zones in Bercham, Ipoh, following a devastating storm that damaged more than 200 homes. Access restrictions aim to prevent theft and break-ins during the recovery period.
Malaysia faces an extended period of elevated temperatures and reduced rainfall as the El Niño phenomenon begins its impact, with authorities warning of water shortages and fire risks through early 2027.