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Sarawak orders students back home to undertake Covid-19 screening
This follows detection of Kolej I-System student's infection in Kuching.
Sarawak leaders lash out at PAS’ proposed alcohol ban
James Masing says Islamist party’s call shows it has no respect for other religions.
GPS repeats it is not official Perikatan ally
Sarawak coalition's position is merely to support the PM for the sake of a stable government.
Sarawak fails to trace more than 300 for Covid-19 tests
More tha 2,000 have been tested, and on 16 turned out positive.
Baleh intrusion may expedite permanent bases at Kalimantan border
Deputy CM says small paths along the porous border must be sealed.
7 banks to disburse virus relief funds for Sarawak SMEs
Aid to cost state government RM80.7 million in interest subsidies.
Sarawak PKR loses more grassroots leaders
Kuching, Sri Aman branch chiefs among those who quit party in solidarity with leaders given the sack.
Interstate travel permit now required to enter Sarawak
This is in line with Putrajaya’s interstate travel restrictions, says Douglas Uggah Embas.
What Perikatan ‘MoU’, ask Sarawak parties
GPS leaders deny any knowledge of move to formalise ruling coalition.
Kapit man under probe for threatening to kill Masing
44-year-old suspect allegedly made death threat in WhatsApp group.
Breaking stay-home order, tampering with e-tracker now a crime in Sarawak
Offender can land hefty fine or jail time, says minister.
We didn’t surrender oil and gas rights, says Sarawak CM
Abang Johari Openg says Sarawak recognises Petroleum Development Act 1974 for the country, not the state.
Sarawak relaxes inter-district travel for civil servants, essential services
Douglas Uggah says residents still need police permission for other business, while national rule on Raya, Gawai gatherings remains.
Long list of ‘don’ts’ for reopening Sarawak hotels
Gyms, pools, conference halls and buffets still off the table for now, says minister.
