MIRI: A local man from Pujut Tanjong Batu here was detained by the police after he allegedly beat his younger sister during a commotion this morning. The 30 year-old suspect allegedly hit sister multiple times on her head after telling him that lots of ants had gotten into his food
MIRI: A fire that broke out in the first floor of a building at Pelita Commercial Centre here early yesterday morning exposed a suspected cryptocurrency activity. It was believed that the unit had been used as based for a cryptocurrency mining operation centre. According to Acting Fire and Rescue Department
MIRI: Members of Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) Piasau branch have been reminded to continue upholding unity and discipline as these are crucial elements for the party. “These two are the important ‘pulse’ for the party that could help strengthening PBB not only in Piasau branch but other branches across
MIRI: The supply of fresh pork meat in this division will be back to normal, with the reopening of Miri City Council (MCC) abattoir at Krokop tomorrow (April 25) – some three weeks after it was closed from April 6 following the detection of African Swine Fever (ASF). Minister for
MIRI: Eight firemen from Miri Central on Saturday afternoon helped put out a fire that engulfed a storage room and a kitchen of a house in Taman Hilltop. In the 1.54pm incident, a man aged 33 who was inside the house, managed to flee when the fire broke out. No
MIRI: A cancer stricken journalist’s effort to raise awareness on children afflicted by the disease even as he fights his own battle is gaining traction here. On Saturday the Kampung Piasau Village Security and Development Committee (JKKK) came forward with a contribution of RM2,000 which was handed over the Northern
MIRI: A total RM5.2 million was disbursed by the Women, Early Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Ministry as monthly welfare aid to 4,155 recipients in Miri as of March this year. Deputy Minister Mohamad Razi Sitam revealed this after presenting Raya goodies to 100 recipients at Dynasty Hotel here, yesterday
MIRI: A man’s body was discovered inside a car parked in front of a supermarket in Tudan in the early hours of this morning. According to Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) Miri acting chief senior fire Supt Ahmad Nizam Sapaiee, the 32-year-old male identified as Mohd Endi Anong was found
KUCHING: Samalaju Industrial Port Sdn Bhd (SIPSB) has taken another step forward by holding a second logistics forum with investors in Samalaju Industrial Park (SIP). “For better performance of the port, both parties are working together to improve the port’s and overall logistics supply chain performance,” said its group CEO
MIRI: One of Southeast Asia’s longest running international jazz festivals – Borneo Jazz festival – is back once again, bringing musicians of diverse cultural backgrounds together to celebrate jazz music and empower the local community. This year, the festival’s 17th edition is returning to proper live events after two years
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