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Foreign man accused of illegal entry in Miri to remain in custody, case mention set for April 8
The Magistrates’ Court has set April 8 for further mention of the case involving a foreign man accused of illegally entering ...
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Seni Kita 2025 opener coincides with opening of organiser’s new building in Padungan
Seni Kita, an annual local community-driven arts festival, returns this weekend coinciding with the opening ceremony for the new building of the organiser, HAUS KCH. The ‘Mini Seni Kita: Open HAUS’ ...
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Section of Sibu’s Lrg Salim 28B to be closed for water pipeline installation starting Apr 2
Sibu Water Board will carry out road excavation work and installation of a 1600mm Mild Steel Cement Lined main pipeline at Lorong Salim 28B using the Pipe Jacking Method, starting April 2 (Wednesday).
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Dapsy S’wak urges MoE to scrap national flag badge on school uniform policy, prioritise educational devt over symbolic measures
Sarawak has criticised Putrajaya’s decision to mandate the wearing of the national flag badge on school uniforms starting April 21, calling for the policy to be rescinded. In a statement, Dapsy Sarawa ...
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March 31 King Tide may bring floods to low-lying areas, says DID Sibu engineer
Residents in low-lying areas have been put on flood alert again, with King Tide expected to reach 3.7 metres 31. According to Department of Irrigation and Drainage (DID) Sibu Divisional engineer Rudi ...
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Chinese federation welcomes Sarawak free tertiary education scheme with RM15,000 annual stipend for lower income
The Sarawak Federation of Chinese Associations (SFCA) has welcomed the state government’s detailed announcement on the Sarawak Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES). SFCA president Dato Richard Wee ...
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From potholes to prosperity: How Sabah plans to overcome road challenges in its logistics transformation
As Sabah positions itself to become a leading logistics hub in Southeast Asia, the state faces significant challenges related to road infrastructure. While the strategic location and ongoing ...
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RON95 subsidy cut won’t affect 90 pct of M’sians, so why play up issue? Anwar asks Opposition
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has chided the Opposition today for playing up the RON95 petrol subsidy cut, saying it will not affect 80 to 90 per cent of the public. He said the government ...
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Dapsy S’wak submits courtesy call requests to Fadillah, Premier to show sincerity in O&G rights
Sarawak has formally submitted a request to pay Deputy Prime Minister Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof and the Premier’s Office courtesy visits today. Speaking during a press conference at DAP headquarters ...
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Others have done it, why not us? Anwar defends move to mandate Jalur Gemilang on school uniforms to foster patriotism
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has today defended his administration’s move to mandate the wearing of Jalur Gemilang on school uniforms. He said other countries, including Malaysia’s ...
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No new leads on 3rd day of SAR for man feared drowned in Batang Igan
The search and rescue operation (SAR) for a man feared drowned in Sungai Bungan Kecil, Batang Igan entered its third day with rescue teams expanding the search radius. According to Zone 4 Sibu Fire ...