Malaysia disaster records, 2012–2015
Browse 8 sourced disaster events by year and place, with agency records and practical household planning links.
Last updated October 2026
Look up Malaysia’s floods, storms, haze, slope failures and earthquakes, with dates and sources.
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2012 1 event
2012
| Date | Place | Hazard | What happened and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Terengganu, Pahang and Kelantan, Malaysia | Flood | Heavy rain and high tides flooded homes in three states. Source |
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2013 4 events
2013
| Date | Place | Hazard | What happened and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| George Town, Penang, Malaysia | Storm | A thunderstorm caused flooding and uprooted trees. Strong winds brought down a section of the pole above Menara Umno on Macalister Road. Source | |
| Peninsular Malaysia, including Muar and Ledang | Haze | A severe haze episode lasted from 15 to 27 June. Malaysia’s environment department records an emergency in Muar and Ledang before air quality improved. Source | |
| Ukay Perdana construction site, Malaysia | Landslide | An earth wall collapsed while workers were digging at a construction site. A civil-engineering study records workers being buried by the material. Source | |
| Pahang, Terengganu and Johor, Malaysia | Flood | Heavy rain flooded homes and forced residents into evacuation centres. Source |
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2014 1 event
2014
| Date | Place | Hazard | What happened and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kelantan, Pahang and Terengganu, Malaysia | Flood | Rain over 16–18 December flooded several states and prompted evacuations. Source |
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2015 2 events
2015
| Date | Place | Hazard | What happened and source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Near Ranau, Sabah, Malaysia | Earthquake | A magnitude 6 earthquake struck near Ranau, with a focus 10 km deep. It occurred on 4 June UTC, or 5 June locally. Source | |
| Pahang, Perak and Selangor, Malaysia | Flood | Flooding forced residents to leave their homes in several states. Source |
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Flood risk in Alor Setar
Heavy rain and rapid development contribute to recurring floods around Alor Setar. Malaysia’s natural-resources ministry describes river upgrades and diversion works in the Sungai Kedah and Anak Bukit flood-management project.
Bukit Nanas
Match the plan to the local hazard
Check the authority’s instructions for flooding, haze or slope conditions before travelling. Put a backup destination in the family plan, review supplies for leaving home, arrange radio updates and check a household water reserve. Use the household readiness guide to review those choices with everyone at home.
Compare the world disaster catalog or check official alert terms.
The 6 July 2013 Sumatra earthquake record gives the USGS magnitude and location.
About the records
This selective list covers notable disasters in 2012–2016. Dates and descriptions come from the linked agencies and research. Some events span several days. USGS dates are UTC unless a local date is stated. Magnitudes and other estimates may change after assessment.