Jalan Tunku Abdul Rahman Sibu Sarawak周辺のニュース
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Sibu temple gives RM500 monthly to siblings who lost father in April crash
In Sibu, the Eng Ann Teng Tua Pek Kong Temple Charity Trust is giving RM500 a month for a year to two siblings whose father died in a road accident in April. Bukit Assek assemblyman Joseph Chieng witnessed the handover and said he had also sought help from Socso and the Sibu Welfare Department.
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Man charged in Sibu with murder of five-year-old, faces drug count
SIBU: A 49-year-old man was on Thursday (Sept 10) formally charged in the Magistrates’ Court here with murdering a five-year-old boy, with the prosecution telling the court that several key forensic and psychiatric reports are still outstanding before the case can proceed to the High Court. Abdool Malex Mahidin from Jalan Astana Petra Jaya, Kuching, […]
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Aaron: religious groups key to national unity, opens MPC2026 in Sibu
National Unity Minister Datuk Seri Aaron Ago Dagang opened the first Malaysia Pastoral Convention 2026 at Kingwood Hotel in Sibu today, telling about 850 Catholic delegates from nine dioceses that religious communities must help build national unity. He said government policy alone cannot achieve unity and urged faith groups to move from tolerance to understanding, respect, trust and cooperation.
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Warga emas 78 tahun hilang selepas ke kebun di Durin
SIBU, 10 Sept: Seorang wanita warga emas berusia 78 tahun dilaporkan hilang selepas dipercayai tidak pulang ke rumah panjang ketika pergi ke kebun di Rumah Philip Kayak, Durin, semalam.
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Wong Soon Koh: Grassroots leaders must master rules, skills
SIBU: Grassroots leadership must be strengthened with knowledge, skills and strong integrity to ensure public services remain efficient, transparent and effective, said Bawang Assan assemblyman Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh. He said growing public demands and expectations for government services required community leaders, village heads and government officers to continuously enhance their capabilities while having […]
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Sibu festival organiser defends haze decision, cites traders' livelihoods
SIBU (Sept 9): The Borneo Cultural Festival (BCF) organiser has defended the decision to continue with the event amid concerns over the haze, stressing that the festival provides an important source of income for traders and mobile entrepreneurs. Sibu Tradex spokesman Edward Henry Mut said daily activities have to continue despite the haze, pointing out [...]