KUCHING: Failure to comply with the red traffic light signal resulted in the death of a labourer at Jalan Tun Razak traffic light intersection last Sunday. The fatal incident involving two vehicles happened around 10 pm when a car driven by a 30-year-old man crashed into a motorcycle which the
LUNDU: Three locals’ bid to smuggle in 18 illegals to Malaysia was foiled by the army in the Kandaie Sector on Sunday (May 23). A spokesman from the First Infantry Division said the incident happened at 5.20 pm about 2km from the Indonesia-Malaysia border. “An ambush team spotted a motorcycle
MUKAH: Police here seized a cargo truck containing 150 cartons of various beer brands during an operation at the Jebungan junction, Jalan Mukah-Balingian last Sunday (May 23). District police chief DSP Muhamad Rizal Alias said the operation, codenamed “Ops Integrated Crime Prevention”, was carried out around 12.15 am when a
KUCHING: Police arrested six men for taking part in an illegal gambling activity at Kenyalang Park last Saturday (May 22). In the operations codenamed ‘Ops Dadu’, a Kuching D7 team raided the location around 2.40 pm after receiving information on the incident. Acting Kuching police chief Supt Merbin Lisa said
KUCHING: Police arrested five youths performing ‘superman’ stunts on their motorcycles during an operation codenamed Ops Samseng Jalanan. The operations involving 50 personnel from Kuching Traffic Police and Crime Prevention and Community Safety Divisions, took place at Jalan Tun Datuk Patinggi Haji Abdul Rahman Yakuub, Petra Jaya from 9.30 pm
KUCHING: Four errant individuals were issued compounds amounting to RM16,000 after police caught them dining in a café and bistro premises at Jalan Song last Saturday. Acting Kuching police chief Supt Merbin Lisa said the compounds were issued to the flouters after a compliance monitoring team raided the premises around
SIMUNJAN: A family of five was rendered homeless after their house in Kampung Pantong Melayu here was gutted by a fire on Saturday (May 22). A spokesperson from the state Fire and Rescue Department operations centre said an emergency call on the incident was received at 4.25 pm. Upon firemen’s
KUCHING: Eateries that provide dine in vehicle services with in-house utensils are advised to discontinue doing so as it is against the standard operating procedures (SOPs). Eateries that continue to provide such services will be compounded for violating the regulations under the conditional movement control order (CMCO). Sarawak Police Commissioner
KUCHING: Police have clarified and denied any abuse of power as alleged by Senator Alan Ling last Saturday (May 22), following the issuing of RM6,500 compounds to two stall operators in Miri for violating the standard operating procedures (SOPs). Sarawak Police Commissioner Datuk Aidi Ismail explained that the action taken
KUCHING: The authorities have issued compounds to five persons after they were caught dining in an eatery here, on Friday. They were among 14 individuals compounded for violating the standard operating procedures (SOPs) of the conditional movement control order (CMCO). Kuching recorded the most compounds with six, followed by four
