Kota Kinabalu Incident Map — Live Quake & Flood Alerts
Kota Kinabalu, Kota Kinabalu & west-coast Sabah, Malaysia
In the last 24 hours CityAlert recorded no incidents near Kota Kinabalu.
Now: light drizzle, 29.6°C, 0.1 mm precip, wind 4 km/h (gusts 19) · Open-Meteo
Kota Kinabalu is Malaysia's most quake-exposed city — the 2015 Ranau earthquake shook Mount Kinabalu — and west-coast Sabah floods during the northeast monsoon. CityAlert plots USGS and regional earthquake bulletins, MET Malaysia warnings and live JPS river-gauge levels, plus geocoded incident reports from national Malaysian outlets.
Active incidents near Kota Kinabalu
Latest incident reported Nov 1, 02:45 UTC · feed data refreshed 15 min ago · page refreshes every ~10 min
Kota Kinabalu safety snapshot — last 30 days
A large share of recent reports were high or critical severity. Counts cover reported incidents from the sources below, within the Kota Kinabalu map region — unverified community reports are excluded. This is a descriptive summary, not a safety score.
Latest incidents in Kota Kinabalu
- violent crime · criticalOct 19, 07:30 UTC
- collision · criticalOct 19, 06:30 UTC
- violent crime · highOct 29, 15:18 UTC
- violent crime · highOct 29, 13:35 UTC
- violent crime · highOct 27, 04:59 UTC
- violent crime · highOct 14, 10:03 UTC
- violent crime · highOct 12, 04:01 UTC
- emergency · mediumNov 1, 02:45 UTC
- crime · mediumOct 28, 03:45 UTC
- crime · mediumOct 26, 11:53 UTC
- crime · mediumOct 19, 04:02 UTC
- crime · mediumOct 16, 10:07 UTC
Kota Kinabalu safety news
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Kota Kinabalu incident map FAQ
- How current is the Kota Kinabalu incident map?
- Refresh cycles vary by source — some Kota Kinabalu feeds are near-real-time dispatch logs, others publish every few hours or on a batch cycle. CityAlert re-checks sources continuously and this page regenerates every 10 minutes; individual incidents show their reported timestamps.
- Where does CityAlert's Kota Kinabalu data come from?
- This page is powered by: USGS earthquake feed, MET Malaysia weather warnings (data.gov.my), JPS river-gauge flood levels (data.gov.my), Malaysian media (NST, FMT, Astro Awani), GDACS global disaster alerts and Community-submitted reports. Media-sourced incidents are approximate block-level locations and are labelled as such.
- Is Kota Kinabalu safe?
- CityAlert maps reported incidents and official alerts — it isn't a safety score and can't capture unreported crime. Use the live map and trends alongside official Kota Kinabalu statistics and local guidance for a complete picture.
- How many incidents were reported in Kota Kinabalu recently?
- In the last 30 days CityAlert recorded 19 reported incidents in the Kota Kinabalu area — 7 high or critical severity (37%), led by 16 crime, 2 infra, 1 disaster. This reflects reported incidents from the sources listed below, not a complete measure of safety.
Data sources for Kota Kinabalu
- USGS earthquake feed
- MET Malaysia weather warnings (data.gov.my)
- JPS river-gauge flood levels (data.gov.my)
- Malaysian media (NST, FMT, Astro Awani)
- GDACS global disaster alerts
- Community-submitted reports
Data refreshed 15 min ago.
Incidents update continuously — this page reflects the latest feed data. Media-sourced incidents are approximate block-level locations. Methodology & full source list
Use Kota Kinabalu incident data on your site
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