MIRI: An elderly housewife lost RM30,000 after she fell for ‘misfortune cleansing’ by three foreign women who claimed to be shamans. Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk
SIBU: The Sibu Indoor Stadium has been identified as a suitable venue for the proposed quarterly Program Pasar Ria. Deputy Minister of Public Health, Housing
KUCHING: People have been advised to continue practising preventive measures against the spread of Covid-19, especially during the transition period to the endemic phase. Public
KUCHING: The Sarawak government is ready to help the Ministry of Health to expand the Blood Bank Information System (BBIS). Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri
PADAWAN: The police are urgently need the public’s help in an investigation after a hit-and-run accident happened yesterday (June 24) on Mile 9, Jalan Matang.
KUCHING: Activist and lawyer Asiah Abd Jalil should ensure she has accurate facts before making statements about Sarawak and Sabah, according to Deputy Minister for
SIBU: The Ministry of Health (MoH) is taking steps to regulate the traditional medicine sector to ensure the standardised development of traditional Chinese medicine (TCM).
TATAU: Two families became homeless yesterday morning when a fire destroyed a wooden block of workers’ quarters along Jalan Tatau-Sibu. No injuries or casualties were
SIBU: A woman’s hopes to earn more with a part-time job were dashed when she ended up losing more than RM48,000 to an online job
KUCHING: This year’s Rainforest World Music Festival is already being hailed a success on the second day of the extravaganza. Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing
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