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Loyalty of Larry Sng’s father, uncle to PKR under scrutiny
Although senior members of Sarawak PKR, they have been left out of the council of elders running the chapter.
Tour, travel within RMCO areas not for Sarawak yet, says minister
Abdul Karim Hamzah says state has a different SOP on people’s movement.
Elderly Mukah woman is Sarawak’s 89th Covid-19 victim
83-year-old found unconscious at home last Tuesday, tests positive for the virus post-mortem.
Sarawak opposition party forms task forces to address urban woes
They will prioritise Kuching’s flash floods, followed by the economy, education and infrastructure development.
PKR Sarawak to be temporarily administered by a council of elders
Move an interim measure to fill in leadership gap left by departure of Larry Sng.
High cost of hiring foreign workers in Sarawak not practical, says MTUC
Better to pay higher wages to local workers, says congress secretary.
Early opening for 231 Sarawak primary schools
Some 220 schools in red zone areas to remain closed till March 14.
Sarawak inks deal to settle 30% of student loans
Debt also converted to scholarship, upon achieving first-class degree.
Day workers blamed for virus outbreak on offshore rig
49 workers have been infected because SOPs were ignored, says Uggah.
Sarawak Energy, Malaysia LNG ink 20-year deal for power supply
Chief minister welcomes 'key milestone' in relationship with Petronas.
Larry Sng now Sarawak’s most prolific ‘party-hopper’, say analysts
Including his recent move to quit PKR, the Julau MP has switched parties four times.
No homecoming for Larry Sng to PRS
However, party president James Masing says rep is free to join other parties in the GPS coalition.
Inter-district travel remains forbidden in Sarawak
Ban stays until March 15, says deputy chief minister.
Cops ordered to probe virus index case who broke quarantine, travelled 300km
Civil servant reported to have also hosted barbecue, gone to cockfight.
Betong braces for spike, orders two more low risk infection centres
Caution needed as any further spread could overwhelm area’s healthcare system.
