MUKAH: The Northeast Monsoon season, marking the end of the year, brings with it turbulent sea conditions, rendering maritime activities like fishing, swimming, and other sea-related activities unsuitable. A recent survey at various beaches here confirmed the absence of such activities due to these adverse conditions. “During this season, it’s
KUCHING: Malaysia has been advancing in the adoption of green mobility initiatives to decrease air pollution and carbon emissions, while enhancing energy efficiency. According to Head of Product Certification at SIRIM QAS Muhammad Kamal Sabran, this reinforces the country’s stance to become the powerhouse for EV in Southeast Asia, especially
KUCHING: The “Site Investigation Works” initiative is a shining example of the commitment of Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) to integrate academic rigour with real-world engineering applications, paving the way for future collaborations that have a lasting impact on the community. The “UiTM Engineering Services Site Investigation (SI) Works Initiative”, a
KUCHING: With the recent surge of COVID-19 cases of late, many Sarawakians opted to limit the Christmas celebration to their immediate family members and close friends. For 29-year-old marketing executive Royston Sungong, while it did not dampen the atmosphere of the celebration, this was a precautionary measure to ensure the
KUCHING: Sarawak government has allocated funds through the Sarawak State Development Office in the amount of RM80,000 for the upgrading of the Surau Al Muhajirin road in the Meradong area. At present, the existing site is rocky. Therefore, the mosque management committee has requested assistance from Deputy Minister of Natural
KUCHING: A total of 181 projects by final-year students from diverse disciplines were put on display at the Swinburne Final Year Project (FYP) Showcase here. The Dec 4 event organised the university’s Faculty of Engineering, Computing and Science, was attended by over 400 delegates including 38 industrialguests. Industry representatives provided
KUCHING: The Kuching North City Hall (DBKU) is ready to assist local writers in the publication of books, particularly those focused on the city of Kuching. DBKU mayor Hilmy Othman said the initiative to bolster local literary works is in line with DBKU’s objective of developing the city. “DBKU is
SIBU: Sibu Hospital is currently seeking next-of-kin or family members of a Chinese male patient, Kong Chung Loh, aged 72, residing at No. 42-B, first floor, Jalan Hua Kiew, 96000 here. The patient was found abandoned at his residence for several days and was brought to Sibu Hospital by ambulance
KAPIT: Rubber smallholders have been urged to proactively ensure their rubber yields meet the standards required by the market. Pelagus assemblyman Wilson Nyabong Ijang said this is important because rubber buyers often complain about purchasing rubber products containing contaminants, which affects rubber quality. “Consequently, buyers only want to purchase the
KUCHING: The Sarawak Islamic Council (MIS) is the main body overseeing Islamic affairs in the state, playing a role in ensuring the goal of fostering a proactive and productive Muslim community. Deputy Minister of Utilities and Telecommunications Datuk Dr Abdul Rahman Junaidi, stated that MIS has established four boards: the