A devastating fire swept through Kampung Bahagia, a floating village in Sabah, Malaysia, destroying around 1,000 homes and displacing over 9,000 residents. The fire, which is believed to have been triggered by a cooking accident, has prompted the central disaster management committee to coordinate aid for the victims. Six relief centers have been activated to provide shelter and support, including medical and psychological assistance. The Malaysian government has pledged immediate assistance and is planning a resettlement scheme to redevelop the affected area. Drone footage has captured the scale of the destruction, highlighting the severity of this humanitarian tragedy.