KUCHING: A coalition of 58 Malaysian trade unions and worker organisations has urged the Malaysian Employers Federation (MEF) to stop weaponising Covid-19 to suppress minimum
KUCHING: The reopening of the country’s borders will bring about positive economic impacts but this needs to be implemented in a proper manner, says Datuk
KUCHING: The proposed reopening of Malaysia’s international borders by March and non-mandatory quarantine for visitors will essentially hasten the National Recovery Plan (NRP). Minister of
KUCHING: Social activist Voon Shiak Ni is not thrilled about the country reopening its international borders about now. In responding to the National Recovery Council’s
KUCHING: Travel agents have rallied behind the government’s new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Umrah trips which will take effect next Monday (Feb 14). In
MIRI: The public library in Jalan Bintang here is temporarily closed from Wednesday (Feb 9) until Feb 11 following its listing on the Covid-19 Hotspots
KUCHING: After many months of being cluster-free, a new one dubbed the Kampung Semeba Cluster has emerged in the state on Wednesday (Feb 9). The
SIBU: There is a sharp increase in the number of new COVID-19 cases in Sibu Division. The Sibu Division Disaster Management Committee (DDMC) which released
KUCHING: Sarawak recorded 184 new positive COVID-19 cases on Wednesday (Feb 9), an increase of 55 cases compared to Tuesday’s (Feb 8) 129 cases. The
KUCHING: Sixteen villagers who were left homeless after fire destroyed their Kampung Tanjong Bako house on Tuesday have received some timely help in their hour
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