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More than 500 people from the Bajau Laut community in Semporna, Sabah, were evicted by the authorities last week, and their stilt houses demolished, some even burned. The plight of the Bajau Laut has since dominated national attention after several video recordings of the incident were uploaded to social media with the hashtag #PandangKeSabah. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Dr Vilashini Somiah, an anthropologist at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences in Universiti Malaya, and Wong Kueng Hui, director of the independent youth group Mandiri Borneo.

More than 500 people from the Bajau Laut community in Semporna, Sabah, were evicted by the authorities last week, and their stilt houses demolished, some even burned. The plight of the Bajau Laut has since dominated national attention after several video recordings of the incident were uploaded to social media with the hashtag #PandangKeSabah. On this episode of #ConsiderThis Melisa Idris speaks to Mukmin Nantang, founder of the Sabah-based NGO Borneo Komrad, who first uploaded the now viral videos. For almost a decade, Borneo Komrad has been running Sekolah-Sekolah Alternatif, which provides free education for stateless, undocumented, and under-served children in Sabah.

Station chief Severinus Sainkui said that the fire, however, destroyed 13 houses in the water village.

The billboard collapsed on some houses and a petrol station next to a busy road following gusty winds and rain.

According to Baling district Civil Defence Force, no casualties were reported.

Across several states, open house gatherings offered an array of dishes for guests, with traditional delicacies taking centre stage.

About 45 houses were destroyed in a fire in the water village of Kampung Tanjung Batu, Tawau.

The landslide hit two villages covering houses in brown mountain soil at the foot of a hill, with at least 47 people missing.

Nine of the double-storey houses in Lorong 4 of the residential area were destroyed in a fire this afternoon.

Parts of several districts remained submerged, with houses appearing like lonely islands surrounded by murky, brown water.

The earthquake had damaged 155,393 houses in Gansu, according to the provincial earthquake relief headquarters.

The rains also caused damage to houses and loss of cattle across the state.

There were five houses in total that caught fire, four of which were 90 per cent destroyed, said Ismail Mohd Zain.

Many of the residents who live along the riverbanks and in low-lying areas are building raft houses to store their belongings.

A total of 166 people have been evacuated after their houses were hit by flash floods following several hours of heavy downpour yesterday.