The Malaysian Meteorological Department have forecast thunderstorms, heavy rain and strong winds to lash big swathes of the country from today until polling day on November 19.
In a statement posted yesterday on their social media account, MetMalaysia said their weather model analysis estimated that the extreme weather is set to mostly affect rural areas, western Peninsular, Sarawak and western Sabah especially in the evening lasting until night, throughout the period.
Members of the public can obtain the latest weather updates via MetMalaysia's website https://www.met.gov.my, social media accounts and myCuaca app.
Yesterday, in a Scottish Premiership game, Celtic came from behind to beat Ross County 2-1.
The latter took a shock lead at Parkhead five minutes into the second half. Matt O’Riley was punished by a VAR review for handball and the Staggies rolled in the resulting penalty.
But two goals in six minutes turned the game around as David Turnbull (62) and Sead Haksabanovic (68) produced tidy finishes from two Reo Hatate passes to clinch an eighth consecutive league win for the defending champions.
Celtic sit pretty at the top of the table with 42 points from 15 matches.
It was Liverpool’s last Premier League game before the World Cup and yesterday, they defeated Southampton 3-1 at Anfield.
Roberto Firmino put the Reds in front in the sixth minute by glancing an Andy Robertson freekick into the net.
But three minutes later, the Saints levelled.
Uruguay international Darwin Nunez restored Liverpool’s lead in the twenty-first minute by volleying home a cross from 19-year-old midfielder Harvey Elliot.
The striker, whose price tag was €95 million ($98.34 million) when he signed from Benfica in June, grabbed his second goal in the forty-second minute, meeting another cross from Robertson from close range.
The victory took Liverpool into sixth place in the league standings on 22 points after 14 matches.
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