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Sarawak churches, temples in yellow, green zones may resume congregational prayers
Attendance is capped at 100.
Sarawak politician dismisses latest unity policy
Muhyiddin Yassin should get rid of Article 153 if serious about goal.
SUPP go virtual for CNY open house this year
Party holds dinner over Zoom for more than 2,000 online attendees.
Sarawak to make own policies that benefit its people, says Abang Johari
State will exercise right to reject federal decisions that do not serve its interests.
Sarawak Chinese laud state govt for well thought out new year SOP
They must have considered issue of reunion dinners very thoroughly, says one local.
Opposition politician suggests Sarawak seek foreign help to tackle epidemic
Voon Lee Shan urges state government to enlist aid of experts from countries with a good record against the virus.
Uggah appeals to Sarawak longhouse folk to obey lockdown order
Disaster management committee to work out how to prevent wayward residents from sneaking out of their homes.
Sarawak DCM says report about Sibu people going hungry is untrue
Skewed and erroneous reports could be exploited by politicians to gain political mileage, Uggah says.
Sarawak forms task force to take down human smugglers
It is also to plug illegal border crossings, says DCM James Masing.
Anwar accuses govt of having no clear strategy on mass vaccination
Singapore, Indonesia started inoculating population while Malaysia remains regional laggard.
Sabah-born former chief judge of Sabah and Sarawak finally admitted to Sarawak bar
The Sarawak A-G's objection against David Wong to practise law in the state has been overturned by a top judge.
Civil society groups file suit against govt on emergency
They are seeking a declaration that January 12 order is unconstitutional.
Sarawak Rainforest Music Festival to go virtual
Physical events to be open to limited audience, live-streamed to worldwide audience.
Sarawak minister backs call to waive quarantine for vaccinated Singaporeans
Tourism Ministry hopes move would encourage travel again, rejuvenate economy.
Sarawak targets 10% reduction in teen pregnancies
Fatimah Abdullah says numbers have remained constant for four years.
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