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Sarawak SMEs get RM1 billion interest-free loans in second round of aid
More than 40,000 enterprises expected to benefit from Sarawakku Sayang Assistance 2.0.
Sarawak to start distributing free face masks to people
Equipment arrives from China, ready to go to 500,000 households.
Unimas student latest to die of Covid-19 in Sarawak
23-year-old becomes 13th fatality in state, with six more cases reported today.
Sarawak seals border with Kalimantan to stop transboundary virus spread
State's greatest worry is the many illegal passage that crisscross the border.
3 major Covid-19 clusters plague Sarawak
Church, RK and tabligh clusters account for most of 12 deaths, 306 infections in state.
Sarawak man missing as longboat on food supply run capsizes
Crew hit by heavy rainfall after delivering bags of rice to remote Ulu Kanowit.
Sarawak police commissioner positive for Covid-19
Aidi Ismail says he was warded at Sarawak General Hospital last night.
Kuching woman returning from Italy brings death, despair
Covid-19 patient infects family members, 3 of whom have died.
Sarawakians making PPEs for Covid-19 hospitals
Volunteers using 3D printers to produce N95-rated face masks, gowns for the front-liners.
No need for enhanced MCO in Kuching, Samarahan, says Sarawak minister
State government says situation under control, no need for strict quarantine measures.
Returning Sarawakians to be quarantined in home state, says state committee
No deaths recorded, but number of Covid-19 cases continue to rise with 28 reported.
Sarawak DCM, housing minister under quarantine
Douglas Uggah Embas and Dr Sim Kui Hian receive Health Dept order today.
2 Sarawak ministers in quarantine
Awang Tengah Ali Hassan, Fatimah Abdullah isolating after contact with Covid-19 case in Samarahan.
Sarawak to disburse monthly B40 cash aid starting April 15
6-month assistance to mitigate impact of Covid-19 on state’s low-income folk.
26 Sarawak districts declared safe, free from Covid-19
Whether restrictions on movements could be relaxed depends on developments in each district, says Douglas Uggah.
