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Shipping firms agree to waive congestion surcharge at Sarawak’s Senari port
Masing says surcharge will raise prices of goods, which will affect the general public.
Rural folk in Sarawak forgotten, bypassed in vaccination drive
Long Semadoh residents do not know how and where to get registered for the jab.
Sarawak extends CMCO for seventh time
Restriction to run until May 10, says state Covid-19 committee.
Two new clusters at Sarawak educational institutions
New sets of infections add to 717 cases reported state-wide in past 24 hours.
Sarawak’s Covid-19 infection rate is 5.33%, not 8.11%, says health director
Chin Zin Hing rebuts claims by Bandar Kuching MP Kelvin Yii.
MoH’s new rule puts jab drive in Sarawak’s rural areas in doubt
Telang Usan assemblyman says it is difficult to get the required number of people for vaccination.
Expert explains why under 18s not given Covid-19 jab
No data from clinical trials to show if vaccine is safe for them, says Andrew Kiyu.
Share vaccine experience with us, Sarawak expert tells recipients
No report does not mean the situation is good, says Dr Radziah Mohamad.
Indonesian soldier fired weapon to draw attention, says border post chief
Officer says discharge to marshal truck drivers delivering supplies across border.
Faulty ventilators delivered to Sarawak hospitals, state health dept lodges report with MoH
Thirteen more units expected to arrive in the state on Friday for other hospitals.
Students barred from leaving as Sarawak varsities, boarding schools under 2-week virus lockdown
New restrictions kick in as the state records 600 new cases today.
It’s a matter of keeping promises, Masing tells Baru
Pakatan should have honoured agreement, no matter who is government, says Sarawak deputy chief minister.
Commandants under probe for Covid-19 SOP breach in Sarawak
Heads of Pulapol, Semuja Immigration Depot, Sri Aman prison being investigated following outbreak in facilities.
Most Sarawak schools to remain open despite spike in Covid-19 cases
Schools affected by closure in critical areas will be announced tomorrow or Monday, says Uggah.
Sarawak police officer, school principal get hefty fines for breaking SOP
Two made example of in bid to enforce restrictions amid spiralling infections, says DCM.
