Najib said yesterday he had no knowledge that the super yacht was bought using 1MDB money.

The three charges, read before Sessions Court Judge Azura Alwi, involved three separate sums of RM27 million, RM5 million and RM10 million respectively.

So far, 14 primary schools and 17 secondary schools in the state were found to not have the CCC, local government and housing development committee chairman Jagdeep Singh Deo revealed today.

Prompt action by the fire fighters prevented the fire from spreading to the adjacent shops.

This is the second time Najib was questioned by the anti-graft agency – the first was on May 24 when the former premier was questioned for more than six hours over the same issue.

It is unclear whether Najib will be questioned over new sets of charges involving troubled state fund 1Malaysia Development Bhd (1MDB) or regarding existing charges against him in relation to funds owned by SRC International Sdn Bhd.

"No, no... [I've heard] nothing," he told reporters.

“He will be charged on additional charges,” said the source.

Najib: Of course, I have no knowledge of it (the arrival of the yacht). I have not been onboard. I did not know about it until it came out in the press.

Scientists have warned of of impending extreme heat waves, floods, droughts and storms, but recent events have made it clear that these dangers are not in some hypothetical future, but has already beset the region.