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Political scientist: Bible studies in Sarawak primary schools will promote understanding, tolerance
The recent proposal by Bukit Semuja assemblyman John Ilus to reintroduce the Bible studies in the primary schools across Sarawak has been well received among netizens, said political scientist Prof ...
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Supercell tropical cyclones – hurricanes and typhoons
SUPERCELL tropical storms are initiated by the heat held in the top 30 metres of the oceans, usually above 26 degrees Celsius, and the resultant increase in the humidity of the air. Climate change, it ...
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Sibu Municipal Council sets S’wak record with over 3,000 LED streetlights installed within its jurisdiction
The Sibu Municipal Council (SMC) has installed over 3,000 light-emitting diode (LED) streetlights in areas under its jurisdiction, setting the record for the most installations in Sarawak. SMC ...
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S Pay Global to introduce Cross-Border QR payments for tourists, boosting Sarawak’s digital economy
Sarawak’s homegrown financial technology platform, S Pay Global, is set to introduce a ‘Cross Border QR’ feature to facilitate seamless payment for tourists and visitors from participating countries, ...
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Teachers in S’wak to be first to join financial management training pilot programme in Kuching next month
Teachers in Sarawak will be the first in Malaysia to participate in the Finance Management Training pilot programme which starts here next month, said Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) governor Datuk Seri ...
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Dewan Rakyat Speaker urges public to adopt healthy lifestyles amid growing diabetes crisis in M’sia
Deputy Dewan Rakyat Speaker Alice Lau has urged the public to adopt healthy lifestyles to mitigate the growing risk of diabetes, which has reached concerning levels in the country. She emphasised that ...
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Pasai Siong’s Methodist Iban Church receives RM450,000 from Unifor to improve facility
The Methodist Iban Church in Pasai Siong received a substantial RM450,000 from the Sarawak government today, facilitated through the Unit for Other Religions (Unifor). This financial support is ...
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Sibu Prison overcrowded by more than 170 inmates as of Oct 24, says psychology officer
The Sibu Prison has exceeded its official capacity of 450 inmates, according to the prison’s psychology officer, Azrol Adenan. “Based on the entry statistics, there are 621 inmates as of Oct 24 this ...
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Ba Kelalan rep urges strict monitoring of SSLR project to ensure road users’ safety
Stringent monitoring and auditing must be conducted for the ongoing Sabah-Sarawak Link Road (SSLR) project, said Ba Kelalan assemblyman Baru Bian. In making this call to the relevant authorities, he s ...
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58 dogs vaccinated for free in anti-rabies programme by Sibu Chinese community leaders association
A total of 58 dogs received vaccinations at a free anti-rabies vaccination programme at SJKC Sacred Heart here today. Of the total, 43 dogs were given their first dose, while 15 received booster shots ...
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Teen pillion rider dies, motorcyclist critical in multi-vehicle crash on Jln Bau-Kuching
A teenage boy was killed while another was critically injured in a traffic accident involving four vehicles at KM10.5 in Jalan Bau-Kuching Friday night. Bau police chief DSP Dr Daram Ruer said the ...
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PBRS identifying areas to focus on in state election
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