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Sarawak’s proposed deep-sea port at Tg Embang to be modeled after Japan’s Kobe Port, says Premier
The proposed deep-sea port at Tanjung Embang will be modeled after Japan’s Port of Kobe, said Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg. “We use that as a model. If we want big ...
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Buy approved consumer electrical equipment – ECoS
The Energy Commission of Sabah (ECoS) advises sellers of consumer electrical equipment to only sell electrical equipment recognised by ECoS or Suruhanjaya Tenaga Malaysia (ST) in terms of safety and ...
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JobSarawak a gateway for local talents, opportunities in state
JobSarawak, a state-centric employment platform designed to connect Sarawakian talents with local opportunities, is now available for both employers and job seekers. The platform, introduced during a ...
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RM1.5 mln in federal, state aid schemes dished out in Limbang, Lawas in January
The federal and state governments spent RM1.546 million in aid for 3,129 recipients in Limbang and Lawas districts in January ...
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Still no help for Kapit terraced house owners affected by landslide two weeks ago
Five units of terraced houses badly affected by a landslide on Jan 10 have yet to receive assistance from the authorities concerned. The landslide caused severe damage to the kitchens and bathrooms of ...
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Kapit headman remanded to help MACC investigation of misappropriated RM200,000 compensation, timber commission funds
A longhouse headman from Kapit Division has been remanded for five days to assist with the investigation of alleged abuse of power for personal gain involving over RM200,000. Magistrate Galvin Loo Wei ...
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Seven more Sarawak divisions declared rabies-infected
Seven more Sarawak divisions have been declared rabies-infected as of today in addition to the 21 previously, following the detection of new rabies-positive animals there. According to Minister Of ...
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Independent inquiry: No issue of bullying, work pressure in death of pathologist in Lahad Datu
The death of pathologist Dr Tay Tien Yaa in Lahad Datu, Sabah, in August last year did not involve the issue of bullying or the deceased was burdened with an excessive workload, according to an ...
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Gerawat calls for efficient use of foreign worker permits in Sarawak as only 60 pct utilised
Only 60 per cent of the Approval in Principle (AP) permits for hiring foreign workers in Sarawak have been utilised, said Deputy Minister in the Premier’s Department (Labour, Immigration, and Project ...
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Dr Sim sounds SOS for group O blood donors as supply at SGH insufficient
Frequent and first-time group O blood donors have been asked to urgently head to the Sarawak General Hospital (SGH). In making the call, Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Dr Sim Kui Hian pointed out the SGH ...
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Father-son team from Negeri Sembilan wins MR. TOY’s RC car race in KL
Father-and-son duo Imran Mohamed and Adam Darwisy emerged the winner of the highly-competitive MR. TOY’s ‘Remote Control (RC) Car Tournament’ held in Kuala Lumpur recently. The two triumphed over 10 ...
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MR D.I.Y. unveils ‘SOS Kit’ as quick aid in critical scenarios
MR D.I.Y. has launched the ‘MR D.I.Y SOS Kit’ – a comprehensive emergency kit designed to offer immediate aid in critical situations. It combines first-aid essentials with car emergency tools, ...