MIRI: Civil Defence Force (APM) personnel on Wednesday spent 20 minutes trying to unlock a car to free a three year-old boy who was trapped in the vehicle.It was learnt his parents had left the car when its auto lock triggered, locking the doors with the boy inside the vehicle
MIRI: Two villages in Baram parliamentary constituency have been placed under watch after they are affected by flood following excessive rains since Tuesday. The affected villages are Rumah Bunda, Mubuk Kelambu Uku Teru and Rumah Handry Gomis, Ulu Teru. According to Miri Civil Defence Force office-in-charge Lt Frankie John Jawan,
MIRI: The Miri City Council (MCC) has revamped its car parking payment application to provide hassle-free parking for drivers. The new online parking system concept is made possible through partnership with Borneo Parking Systems. The new version was launched today (Feb 1) by Miri City Mayor Adam Yii Siew Sang.
MIRI: Police picked up a local man and his female acquaintance during a raid on a budget hotel in Lopeng here where drugs worth RM6,225 were found in a room, yesterday (Jan 31). Miri OCPD ACP Alexson Naga Chabu said the drugs, believed to be methamphetamine, weighing 62.50g were seized
MIRI: An elderly man injured his eyes and right hand after he slipped while walking towards his car which was parked nearby a shophouse building at Pujut 7 yesterday afternoon. The 88 year-old man was then rushed to Miri Hospital for medical treatment by a team of Miri Civil Defence
MIRI: Phase 1 of the piped gas project at Medan Saberkas Miri has been completed, benefitting 67 stalls. This was disclosed by mayor Adam Yii Siew Sang on Tuesday (Jan 31) during the Miri City Council meeting. He also thanked Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (Petros) who absorbed the capital sum for
MIRI: Parking app Borneo Park Miri will be launched on Wednesday (Feb 1) at Miri City Council. The app is an updated version meant to replace SmartParking Borneo, which is currently in use. Detailed information of the new app will be released after the launch. According to mayor Adam Yii
MIRI: Three Innovative and Creative Convention Group (ICC) teams from the Sarawak Civil Service (SCS) continued the state’s excellent performance at the International level during the 47th International Convention on Quality Control Circle (ICQCC) 2022 held at Jakarta from November 15 to 18. Miri City Council’s Kumpulan Inovatif Dan Kreatif
MIRI: A Romanian tourist was rescued after she got injured while exploring the Niah Cave near here yesterday afternoon. Acting Miri Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba), Ahmad Nizam Sapaiee, said they received an emergency call at 2.49 pm saying a female hiker sustained leg fracture after she slipped while walking
MIRI: Several areas in the city centre here were today hit by flash floods after three hours of non-stop rain, since 2pm. Among the areas affected were Jalan Miri-Pujut, Wireless Walk, Jalan Pos, Jalan Pelita Commercial centre and Jalan Bintang. Netizens also posted in social media photos of those affected
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