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One more Covid-19 death in Sarawak, toll now 8
Victim is a 40-year-old lecturer from Kota Samarahan.
Quarantine for offshore workers before crew change, says Uggah
Sarawak deputy CM says this is to prevent Covid-19 infections on oil and gas installations.
Sarawak allocates RM16.4 million to feed poor, homeless, unemployed
Aid is on top of the RM1.15 billion stimulus chief minister annouced on Monday.
Sarawak zooms in on potential security threats from migrant workers
Foreigners who have lost their income since March 18 could resort to crime, says James Masing.
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Did PM dip into national reserves for people’s package, Sarawak party asks
Lina Soo adds hers to chorus of voices saying Muhyiddin should have sought parliamentary approval for plan.
Sarawak preparing for the worst after 15 new virus cases
Private hospitals will make way for patients if public hospitals overwhelmed, says deputy CM.
First tests clear 20 Indonesian plantation workers in Sarawak of Covid-19
Deputy Chief Minister Douglas Uggah Embas says they had complained of symptoms matching that of the virus.
Sarawak rolls out device to track people in quarantine
QR-coded wristband similar to hospital identification wrist tags.
Sarawak relaxes MCO for farmers, fishermen to ensure food supply
They can also sell their products themselves at places designated by local council, says CM.
26 ditahan di Sarawak kerana langgar perintah kawalan pergerakan
Mereka gagal memberikan penjelasan munasabah mengapa keluar dari rumah.
26 held in Sarawak for flouting MCO
Among them are duo who tried to crash roadblock this morning in Batu Niah.
Virus transmission in Sarawak has stabilised, says CM
Abang Johari Openg says the number of cases is on a downward trend and the virus can be contained by strict adherence to the MCO.
Sarawak may make own decision on MCO extension, says Masing
Deputy chief minister says it would depend on what Sarawak medical experts say.
Sarawak now weeding out ‘sick’ foreign workers
Authorities want to avoid a shutdown of oil palm mills and plantations such as what happened in Sabah.
