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#DaruratBanjir: Donations, Volunteer & Where To Get Help

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Whether you want to volunteer or give donations, there are many ways you can do to offer the flood victims some support.

The unfortunate event of the recent floods has caused many Malaysians to lose places they call homes, their belongings, and even worse, their loved ones. It all happened in a short matter of time that not all of them have the privilege to even prepare for what had hit them.

If you’re affected by the floods and in need of support, whether it’s food, money or anything, Malaysians are here for you.

Or if you’re one of those who want to help or volunteer in recovering their homes, there are various ways you can do that.

We hope this list can help you with anything that you need:

1. MyMAHU

2. Muslim Volunteer Malaysia

3. 99 Speedmart

4. ARBA Foundation

There are also ways that you can offer your helping hands with the cleaning.

5. The PINK Stuff

6. Youth Care Sarawak

Plus, if your laptops and PCs are broken because of the flood, you can have them fixed for free.

7. Amitech.my Laptop & PC Repair

More ways that we can help each other and those who are desperately in need of support. #KitaJagaKita.

8. Mercy Malaysia

9. MyFundAction

10. ABIM Selangor

11. Tabung Bencana NSTP-Media Prima

12. Hulur Malaysia

13. UNISEL

14. Sukarelawan Parti MUDA

Even the local KPOP fan clubs like VIPS (BigBang’s fans) are joining forces to aid fellow Malaysians.

15. Big Bang Malaysia

Be wary of your donations!

With the numerous amount of donations available during this difficult time, we still have to be careful not to trust all sites blindly. Check for credibility as some may be scams and will use your donations for their own luxuries.

Helplines

Apart from contacting the National Disaster Crisis Centre (NDCC) at 03-8064 2400, affected flood residents can reach out to several other avenues for assistance.

  • Selangor Disaster Management Unit: 03-5035 0920
  • Klang City Council: 03-3374 8845
  • Shah Alam City Council: 03-5522 2787
  • Kuala Langat City Council: 03-3182 2566
  • Tengku Ampuan Rahimah Hospital: 03-3323 9478
  • Klang Health District Office: 03-3323 9554
  • PDRM Klang Selatan: 03-3372 2222
  • PDRM Klang Utara: 03-3291 3344
  • Welfare Department: 03-3341 3703
  • Works Department : 03-3371 4040
  • Selangor Drainage and Irrigation Department: 03-3371 2464
  • Civil Defence Force: 03-3371 0820

Read here to know more about the safety measures and what you can do just in case.

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