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JPJ Sarawak: 13 motorcyclists die daily, new riders must be cautious
At a B2 licence assistance programme in Sarikei, JPJ Sarawak's deputy director highlighted that an average of 13 motorcyclists die daily in Malaysia. He cited a 2025 MIROS study showing 6,537 road fatalities, with 66% involving motorcyclists, and urged new riders to follow safety rules.
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Sarawak haze eases as hazardous API readings drop to two stations
Haze conditions in Sarawak are improving, with the number of monitoring stations recording hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings falling to two as of 9am. Kuching and Serian remain hazardous, while several other areas in the state have moved into the 'very unhealthy' category. Air quality in some areas outside Sarawak, including Selangor and Sabah, has deteriorated.