What others say about lockdown
17 March 2020
Syahmina Syaiful, 24, Trainee “The state government is doing its best but it seems that this is not enough. No in-depth explanations about the current
Syahmina Syaiful, 24, Trainee “The state government is doing its best but it seems that this is not enough. No in-depth explanations about the current
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
BAU: Visitors to Serikin weekend market dropped drastically, obviously being scared away by the spread of Covid-19 virus. A visit by New Sarawak Tribune to
SIBU: Attempts are being made to trace people who might have come into contact with Sarikei MP Wong Ling Biu of DAP who has been
1,000 HOUSEMEN KUCHING: The decision to station 1,000 housemen in public hospitals nationwide was described as a win-win situation for both the medical department and
KUCHING: Sarawak has recorded its biggest day-to-day jump in the number of infected cases of Covid-19. State Disaster Management Committee chairman Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah
KUALA LUMPUR: Former Tenaga Nasional Bhd (TNB) chairman Tan Sri Leo Moggie said he had truly enjoyed his 16 years with the Malaysian largest utility company, thanks to the support
KUCHING: All government and public gatherings involving the participation of more than 50 people in Sarawak must be postponed or deferred to a later date.
KUCHING: Domestic Trade and Consumer Affairs (KPDNHEP) Minister Datuk Alexander Nanta Linggi urges the people here to avoid panic buying, and hoarding of goods and
SIBU: Malaysian Medical Association (MMA) Sibu has suggested that the state government set up diagnostic test centres throughout the state to combat the spread of
