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Lee: Experts, specialists to assess safety of landslide-prone Kpg Lereng Bukit, Kpg Hj Wahid
Experts, including slope specialists, have been tasked with conducting studies and assessing the safety of Kampung Lereng Bukit and Kampung Haji Wahid, which have been identified as landslide-prone ...
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Underage driver at centre of January’s tragic Kuching pile-up taken into custody, now out on police bail
Police recently arrested the 16-year-old boy at the centre of last month’s tragic multi-vehicle pile-up on Jalan Teo Kui Seng here. However, Kuching police chief ACP Mohd Farhan Lee Abdullah said the ...
The Borneo Post5h
On World Cancer Day, Kapayan rep says all must have access to care, treatment
Kapayan assemblywoman Jannie Lasimbang, a breast cancer survivor, has called for all parties to continue the fight against the disease. She said the government, healthcare providers, and communities ...
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Consumer foundation in Sabah calls on Health Ministry to test mandarin oranges for pesticides
The National Consumer Foundation Sabah has called on the Ministry of Health (MoH) to test mandarin oranges imported from China for pesticide levels. Chairman David Chan said immediate laboratory ...
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MetMalaysia warns of severe continuous rain in Sabah and Sarawak at warning level until tomorrow
Continuous heavy rain at the severe level is expected to occur in Sandakan and its surrounding areas in Sabah until tomorrow, according to the Malaysian Meteorological Department (MetMalaysia). In an ...
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Set minimum wage in S’wak, Sabah at 25 pct above RM1,700 base, suggests SBEU
The Sarawak Bank Employees Union (SBEU) has proposed for the minimum wage in Sarawak and Sabah to be set at 25 per cent above the national base of RM1,700, in line with the regional allowance received ...
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US economic threat, rice production policies and Asean chairmanship among Dewan Rakyat’s agenda today
Today’s Dewan Rakyat session focuses on key issues such as the economic threat from the United States (US), a proposal to reassess rice production policies, and Malaysia’s chairmanship of Asean.
The Borneo Post11h
New generation of paper-cutting practitioners merging tradition, modernity
As the Chinese Year of the Snake approaches, Fu Zhao’e has been spending her days cutting and folding red paper to create snakes, numbers and other decorative designs, immersing herself in the joy of ...
The Borneo Post18h
Aerial delivery of food aid to Miri’s remote pockets kicks off, with Long Liaw as first location
A total of 1,200kg of food supplies were delivered by air to the flood victims in the interior areas across this division, as part of a humanitarian mission that kicked off today. The operation was ...
The Borneo Post22h
MOH: No cases of mental health issues among flood victims in Sarawak, Sabah PPS found
No flood victims placed at temporary evacuation centres (PPS) in Sarawak and Sabah have been found to have mental health issues requiring referral to hospitals, according to the Ministry of Health ...
The Borneo Post21h
Ministry ensures all visitors have safe, pleasant experience in Sabah
The Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Environment (KePKAS) is committed to ensuring that all visitors to Sabah’s tourism sites, including Masjid Bandaraya Kota Kinabalu (MBR), have a safe and pleasant ...
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Authorities help transport SPM candidates, invigilators to Sg Bidut school after floods cut off access road
The Civil Defence Force (APM) and army used a three-tonne lorry to transport 12 people to SMK Kwong Hua in Sungai Bidut here today, after the access road to the school was inundated. Sibu Resident ...