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Three in Sarawak family Covid-19 positive
Authorities seeking source of infection as student has been back since before MCO.
No drink-driving accidents recorded Sarawak in 18 months, say state police
Fewer drivers who fail breathalyser tests have been arrested so far this year.
Snap polls won’t solve Muhyiddin’s woes, say experts
Sarawak-based parties ready for GE15, aims to crush Dr Mahathir Mohamad-led Pakatan Harapan.
Kids excited, parents worry as schools reopen
Form 5, 6 classes to start on June 24 with calls for parents to assist teachers prep classrooms.
Headache for teachers once schools reopen
Top-most concern making pupils follow SOP to prevent Covid-19 transmission.
Abang Jo says GPS is ‘beautiful woman’ with many ‘suitors’
But which parents will accept proposal from bad prospective son-in-law, he asks.
Petronas to withdraw appeal, pay disputed Sarawak tax, says Abang Johari
Federal government has ordered national oil company to pay the at least RM2.8 billion owed.
Sarawak allows all sports, beauty salons to resume
Youth and Sports Ministry will liaise with associations on procedures to resume activities.
Sarawak schools left in the lurch as teachers stuck in peninsula ahead of reopening
Some 2,600 instructors unable to get flights, pay costly airfare to return to state, says minister.
Road bypassing Brunei already approved by Pakatan govt, says ex-minister
Baru Bian calls out assistant minister's call for new road, saying plans already made.
Sarawak braces for ‘long, arduous fight’ for oil, gas rights
Mohd Asfia Awang Nassar says current situation does not create a good climate for Sarawak as prime ministers come and go.
1 new Covid-19 case in Sarawak as it lifts more restrictions
Gatherings of 100 people, inter-district travel without permits allowed.
Gawai curbs to protect longhouses’ most vulnerable, says Uggah
Asymptomatic visitors could spread Covid-19, says Sarawak DCM.
Dayaks cynical about Gawai health SOPs
Sarawakians take issue with 20-guest limit, question whether rules apply to residents of same longhouse.
Covid-19 takes the fun out of Gawai
Virus puts damper on several rituals involving close contact, large gatherings.
