Bintulu Sarawakの周りで起きていること
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Sarawak customs seize 80kg of meth hidden in cat litter parcels bound for Bintulu
State customs director Norizan Yahya says the falsely declared drugs were brought into Bintulu through courier services.
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Kastam Sarawak rampas 80.35kg syabu bernilai RM4 juta di Bintulu
BINTULU, 15 Sept: Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia (JKDM) Sarawak menggagalkan cubaan menyeludup 80.35 kilogram dadah jenis syabu bernilai lebih RM4 juta di Bintulu.
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Bintuluの自殺通報は誤報、実際は夫婦喧嘩
BINTULU: An emergency call reporting an alleged suicide attempt last night (Sept 13) turned out to be a false alarm after firefighters found that the incident involved nothing more than a minor quarrel between a couple. The Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) said they received a distress call at 9.24pm regarding the alleged suicide attempt […]
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ビントゥル・カーニバル、タタウ・セバウの30校による3M補習教育を披露
BINTULU (Sept 14): Efforts to strengthen pupils’ command in the basic 3M skills: ‘membaca’ (reading), ‘menulis’ (writing) and ‘mengira’ (arithmetic), must remain a priority, particularly for those who need additional support. According to Education Department Sarawak assistant director for language unit (learning sec-tor) Nurul Azreen Abdullah, every pupil is capable of learning, but each may [...]
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Kuching South mayor: Sarawak should shed haze image, embrace tech like AI film 'Michiru
Kuching South mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng said Sarawak should project a forward-looking image rather than be associated with negative issues like haze, and that the federal government should lead engagement with Indonesia on the transboundary problem. He spoke at the press conference for 'Michiru', a 30-minute AI-produced animated film set in Kuching, which will be screened free at GSC tHe Spring on Saturday. The film was created by Isekai Zero, whose AI application has about 70,000 daily active users worldwide.
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Deputy minister: Sarawak healthcare projects must suit local geography, climate
BINTULU (Sept 8): Local realities, including geography, population growth and changing climate conditions, must be taken into account when planning and developing healthcare facilities in Sarawak, said Deputy Health Minister Datuk Hanifah Hajar Taib. She said healthcare infrastructure planning should be based on the actual needs of communities to ensure facilities were complete, functional and [...]
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Deputy Health Minister Hanifah inspects Jepak and Tatau clinics on Borneo tour
Deputy Health Minister Datuk Hanifah Hajar Taib visited the Jepak and Tatau health clinics in Bintulu, Sarawak, on Monday as part of the Borneo Health Tour. The visits were to assess facilities, operations, and services, and to hear about challenges faced by clinic staff. Hanifah said issues identified would be addressed with follow-up measures coordinated between the Health Ministry and the Sarawak Health Department.
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PBB Tanjong Batu to seek more state grants next year
BINTULU, 6 Sept: Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu (PBB) N.68 Tanjong Batu akan terus memohon lebih banyak bantuan bagi membantu masyarakat di kawasan itu.
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RM295,000 MRP grants handed to 40 groups in Tanjong Batu
BINTULU, 6 Sept: Sebanyak RM295,000 Geran Peruntukan Premier Sarawak (MRP) disalurkan kepada 40 penerima terdiri daripada Jawatankuasa Kemajuan dan Keselamatan Kampung (JKKK), kelab, persatuan dan pertubuhan di kawasan Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Tanjong Batu.
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Jepak rep warns public of RM2,500 deposit scam for unofficial Kampung Jelutong SPK houses
BINTULU, Sept 6 — The public have been warned against falling victim to unofficial offers to purchase houses in th...
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Jerebu: 63 sekolah di Bintulu dan Tatau ditutup hingga 11 September
Semua 54 sekolah rendah dan sembilan sekolah menengah di bawah Pejabat Pendidikan Daerah Bintulu dan Tatau/Sebauh, Sarawak ditutup sehingga 11 September susulan jerebu. Keputusan ini dibuat selepas bacaan Indeks Pencemar Udara (IPU) di Bintulu mencapai 206, tahap sangat tidak sihat. Seramai 39,744 pelajar terjejas dengan penutupan ini, dan sesi Pengajaran dan Pembelajaran di Rumah (PdPR) akan dilaksanakan.
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MMEA detains tugboat off Bintulu for operating without anchor
BINTULU (Sept 5): A tugboat suspected of operating without an anchor was detained by the Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) Bintulu Maritime Zone during an enforcement operation in Bintulu waters on Thursday. Bintulu Maritime Zone director Captain Maritime Muhammad Suffian Eldine Abdullah said the tugboat was detained at about 12.30pm at a location approximately 5.9 [...]
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Sarawak haze eases as Serian API drops from hazardous level
Air quality in Sarawak is improving, with no areas recording hazardous API readings as of 1.45pm. Serian, where an emergency was declared yesterday, saw its reading drop to 287, still in the 'very unhealthy' range. Deputy Premier Douglas Uggah said workplaces in Serian may operate with health precautions while the committee monitors the situation.
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52 Jepak students get aid for Diploma and Degree studies
BINTULU (Sept 2): A total of 52 students from the Jepak constituency have received the ACE Didik N.67 2026 education assistance to help them prepare for their Diploma and Degree studies. Jepak assemblyman Iskandar Turkee said the recipients would pursue their higher education at various institutions, both in Sarawak and Peninsular Malaysia. He said while [...]
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Bintulu 4x4 jamboree participants told to watch haze index
At the 9th Sarawak International 4×4 Jamboree Carnival in Bintulu, Sarawak, participants were advised to monitor the Air Pollutant Index (API) as haze worsens, with readings exceeding 200. The minister suggested stopping activities if API exceeds 300. The event, with 563 participants from various countries, also promotes local tourism including the Penan community.
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SKAS bantu ringankan beban isi rumah berpendapatan rendah
The Sumbangan Keperluan Asas Sarawak (SKAS) initiative was launched for the Samalaju constituency at Econsave Kidurong in Bintulu. Samalaju assemblyman Datuk Majang Renggi said the assistance helps ease the financial burden of lower-income Sarawakians earning RM5,000 and below.