KUCHING: Wennie Liaw Tze Shyan has big dreams – she wants to get a good education, and a job, in order to support her family. But her dream is set to be unfulfilled if she fails to obtain one of the most important documents a citizen needs – the MyKad.
KUCHING: Don’t extend your shoplots illegally. This is the advice of Kuching South City Mayor Datuk James Chan and State Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) director Khirudin Drahman to the public here. Chan urged the public to submit proper building plans by registered qualified architects to the council for consideration
KUCHING: More than 30 Vivo V15 Pro smart phones were sold during a six-day Vivo roadshow here. The roadshow which began on February 26 and ended yesterday at Aeon Mall, Kuching was meant to introduce the telephones, the Vivo V15, V15 Pro and Nex2. Vivo promoter, Melissa Tiong, 21, said
KUCHING: Newly released smart phones with decent prices are great performers, according to public feedback. Joel Kyle, 21, thinks that Vivo V15 Pro is a great new phone for the average consumer. “At a price of RM1,799, the public are able to get flagship features such as a fingerprint sensor,
KUCHING: A driver lost consciousness when his car went out of control and hit a tree on the side of a road today. The self-accident happened at Jalan Demak Laut here at 6.48am. A fire engine and eight firemen rushed to the scene of the accident after receiving a call.
KUCHING: The launching ceremony of the smoking ban was graced by Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor Datuk James Chan alongside the state health department at iCom Square here, yesterday. During the ceremony, no-smoking signs were put up at eateries in iCom Square. Later during a press conference, state health
KUCHING: Smokers have been advised to cease smoking in eateries as the no-smoking ban is already in effect, said Kuching South City Council (MBKS) mayor Datuk James Chan. He stated that the state government has the council’s full support in the ban as it is for the benefit of the
Civilians told to give priority to help or save those in trouble KUCHING: Instead of taking videos, the public have been urged to put away their cellphones and help those in trouble. State Fire and Rescue Department director Khirudin Drahman spoke to the media here yesterday regarding the habit of
