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Sarawak rejects notion of Covid-19 testing by private clinics, hospitals
DCM wary of ‘unscrupulous medical practitioners’ taking advantage of situation.
Heavy rain, dam discharge threaten to flood town on upper Rajang
Water from Bakun had to be released after days of heavy rain.
Sarawak PKR reaches out to sacked leader to steady floundering party
Former assemblyman Dominique Ng has rejoined the party, saying traitors within have either been sacked or have quit PKR.
PSB reps boycott ‘meaningless’ Sarawak assembly sitting
Party president Wong Soon Koh says they stayed away as there would be no debate on two bills.
Kuching now the only Covid-19 red zone in Sarawak
Sarawak's Covid-19 transmission rate has been falling and is now at 0.78 per 100,000 people.
Sarawak has enough funds for all projects, Covid-19 aid, says Uggah
DCM accuses ex-state finance minister II of mischief after questioning source of funding.
Rep fails to compel Sarawak to disclose Petronas deal
National oil company, state reach legal settlement on disputed 5% state sales tax on petroleum products.
Sarawak CM declines comment on manoeuvrings in Putrajaya
GPS chief says coalition focused on helping people.
Sarawak rolls out third Covid-19 aid package to cover missed out groups
Chief Minister Abang Johari Openg says the package brings the total amount of aid spending by the state to RM2.55 billion.
Sarawak’s Lundu loses green-zone status with new virus case
Asajaya, Sri Aman move out of yellow zone after not recording a single infection in 14 days.
946 projects in Sarawak green zones get nod to resume work
Contractors must first submit health and safety plan to state Disaster Management Committee.
Sarawak will reopen economy on its terms, DCM tells Putrajaya
Douglas Uggah Embas says the economy is important but it should not jeopardise public health.
Lawyers busy dealing with MCO arrests, ‘unjust’ fines, jailing
2,000 violators in Sarawak, most of whom can’t afford legal representation.
Sarawak says ‘no’ to reopening
State will study implications of jump-starting economic activities first, says deputy CM.
Kuching villages under partial lockdown after Covid-19 death
72-year-old man from Kg Tabuan Lot succumbed to coronavirus yesterday.