BINTANGOR: Persatuan Kebajikan Tunjang Masyarakat Sarawak (Terabai Menua) and actress cum model Emma Ma’embong donated a coffin to the family of the late Lidek Nasu at Batu 8, Jalan KJD, Sungai Mador, here. The contribution was aimed at easing the financial burden of the family in managing the funeral arrangements.
KUCHING: The replacement of ageing lifts at Sarawak General Hospital (SGH) is currently underway, aimed at enhancing safety, efficiency and comfort for patients, visitors and healthcare workers. In a post shared on Facebook, the Public Works Department (PWD) Sarawak said the project reflects the government’s ongoing commitment to upgrade public
BAU: A driver was issued a summons after a video showing his vehicle making an illegal U-turn at KM11 Jalan Bau–Batu Kawa went viral on social media. Bau police chief DSP Mohd Haide A. Rahman said the traffic investigation and enforcement division (BSPT) detected the dashcam recording uploaded on the
ENGKILILI: An 84-year-old man has been reported missing after leaving his longhouse at TR Richard Tawan, Tebarong, Lubok Skrang, to seek treatment at a clinic. The missing man was identified as Igoh Sengaling, 84. According to the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba), he was last seen leaving his home at
SERIAN: The Serian Community Park will be upgraded through a RM3 million project under the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA). Bukit Semuja assemblyman John Ilus said the redevelopment would adopt an open and flexible concept, allowing the area to be used for multiple purposes, including parking, Ramadan bazaars, concerts
SARAWAK’S micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) have long been the backbone of local communities, from family-run food producers and craft makers to tourism operators and agro-businesses rooted in indigenous culture. As the business landscape is changing rapidly, global markets are no longer only accessible to large corporations. Digital tools,
KUCHING: Cleanliness and food safety must remain the top priority for Ramadan bazaars across Sarawak. Deputy Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability, Datuk Dr Hazland Abang Hipni, said bazaar organisers statewide should learn from the management approach adopted by Kuching South City Council (MBKS), particularly in maintaining high standards of
NGEMAH: Infrastructure projects, including a RM4.5 million ferry service and the construction of a new road, continue to drive development and improve the well-being of residents in the Ngemah constituency. Ngemah assemblyman Anyi Jana said the ferry facility has brought significant benefits to the local community, particularly in terms of
SIBU: Traders at Ramadan bazaars have been reminded that cleanliness must be given serious attention, particularly in the preparation of food and beverages, to ensure the safety and health of consumers at all times. Sayed Azmee Wan Junaidi, the Political Secretary to the Premier, said strict adherence to hygiene standards
SIBU: The spirit of Ramadan was expressed in a warm atmosphere of goodwill when Datuk Michael Tiang Ming Tee distributed 500 packs of dates and iftar timetables to members of the Muslim community at the Teku Native Market (Pasar Tamu Teku) on Wednesday (Feb 18). Tiang, who is Deputy Minister