KUCHING: While the rest of us are scratching our heads on how to pass the time indoors during the movement control order (MCO), a man from Kabong chose to draw faces of his heroes. Dubbing himself Captain Art, 29-year-old Mohd Ridzuan Hassan said, he was called to create his works
SIMANGGANG: Despite having reasons to go out but without any travel permit from relevant authorities, one would still be issued with RM1,000 compound, said Sri Aman District Police Chief DSP Bingkok John. Yesterday at 1.40am, police arrested two individuals at a roadblock at Bungkang junction. According to Bingkok, the two
BETONG: Betong Agriculture Office and Area Farmers Organisation (PPK) Saribas bought 360 unsold pineapples from the Kubal Batu farmers for the frontliners starting at 9am at the State Complex here yesterday. According to Betong Agriculture officer Peter Kang, agricultural produces here (including pineapple) has not been sold since the movement
MALUDAM: A total of 3,900 household heads (KIR) in Lingga state constituency will soon receive assistance which is to be distributed in stages. Lingga assemblywoman Simoi Peri hoped the assistance ― in the form of essential food items ― would help reduce financial burdens of villagers throughout the movement control
PUSA: Minor rural project (MRP) grants totalling RM160,000 will be given to village security and development committees (JKKK) and the management committees of mosques, surau and churches in the Beting Maro state constituency. Beting Maro assemblyman Razaili Gapor said the allocation was to assist community leaders in looking after the
DEBAK: Two unemployed individuals, who were arrested for violating the movement control order (MCO) here, admitted they were aware of the enforcement of the order, said Betong District Police Chief Deputy Superintendent Zamry Alli. However, both tried to escape arrests. According to him, the police have always acted in accordance
SIMANGGANG: The search and rescue (SAR) operation for Patau Mok entered its third day with no signs of the 36-year-old missing person, despite a foul odour near Bukit Tampah yesterday. Zone Three Sri Aman Fire and Rescue chief PgB Nik Muhammad Afiq Nik Roslan said the search area was divided
BETONG: Layar assemblyman Gerald Rentap Jabu lent a helping hand to Betong Metro Polytechnic students who were unable to return home following the Covid-19 nationwide Movement Control Order (MCO). Donations in the form of food items and daily necessitieswere handed over to the students by Betong Community College director Shairul
KUCHING: A police report was filed against a fraud syndicate which used the identity of Betong MP Datuk Robert Lawson Chuat in a bid to solicit a sum of RM4,900 from Saribas assemblyman Mohammad Razi Sitam on Sunday. Razi, when contacted, said the scammer used WhatsApp and the phone number
SPAOH: A total of 227 old graves in the Serai Islamic Cemetery here will be relocated starting today (March 16) following the efforts of Spaoh Islamic Khairat Trust Board (Lakis) with the support of the state government. Its chairman Dr Abang Ismail Abang Julhi said some old graves in the
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