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Teluk Intan is set to become flood-free by May 2028 through the RM80.5 million Smart RTB project, which will include cycling tracks, jogging paths, and a floating restaurant alongside flood mitigation infrastructure.
Authorities have initiated a formal investigation into allegations of animal abuse after a video showed a man mistreating a cat at a Teluk Intan restaurant.
Perak police have apprehended seven men suspected of involvement in a fatal robbery and cable theft operation in Teluk Intan. The arrests were made as part of ongoing investigations into the incidents.