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245 of 416 dilapidated Sabah schools replaced, 63 still being built
In Sabah, 245 of the 416 dilapidated schools slated for full replacement have been completed, with 63 more under construction, the Education Ministry said. Two handovers were made: SK Buit Hill in Penampang (RM33.46 million) and Sekolah Menengah Sains Sabah at Bukit Padang (RM85.05 million), benefiting 991 pupils.
- Anwar gesa usaha bina semula kehidupan mangsa kebakaran Numbak dipercepat
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Sabah gets RM582.29 million of RM1.52 billion IKR and small-project allocation
KOTA KINABALU: A total of RM1.52 billion has been allocated for 8,069 small-scale projects and People’s Facility Initiatives (IKR) nationwide since 2023, with Sabah receiving the largest share at RM582.29 million for 2,301 projects.
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PM serah bantuan RM1,500 kepada 111 keluarga mangsa kebakaran Numbak
Perdana Menteri Anwar Ibrahim menyerahkan sumbangan khas RM1,500 kepada setiap 111 ketua isi rumah yang terjejas akibat kebakaran di Numbak, Kota Kinabalu. Bantuan disampaikan ketika lawatannya ke pusat pemindahan sementara di Dewan Serbaguna Damai. Kebakaran 30 Ogos lalu memusnahkan 202 rumah dan mengorbankan tiga kanak-kanak.
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Undocumented man gets 17 years, five strokes for robbing e-hailing driver
Kota Kinabalu: An undocumented man was sentenced to 17 years in jail and five strokes of the cane by the Sessions Court here after being found guilty of gang robbery involving an e-hailing driver.
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Tamu Besar Kota Belud 2026 dijangka tarik 50,000 pengunjung
Tamu Besar Kota Belud 2026 akan berlangsung dari 10 hingga 18 Oktober di Kota Belud, Sabah, dengan sasaran kira-kira 50,000 pengunjung. Timbalan Ketua Menteri III Datuk Ewon Benedick berkata acara itu akan dirasmikan oleh Yang di-Pertua Negeri, dengan Ketua Menteri turut hadir pada 17 Oktober, dan menampilkan perlumbaan kerbau serta lembu di Padang Kota Belud serta Tamu Geopark Kinabalu yang mempromosikan Gunung Kinabalu.
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43 anggota SAR selamatkan pendaki Croatia terjatuh di Gunung Kinabalu
Kota Kinabalu: Sebanyak 43 anggota pasukan mencari dan menyelamat (SAR) berjaya membawa turun seorang pendaki warga Croatia yang terjatuh ketika mendaki Gunung Kinabalu dalam operasi yang mengambil masa selama lima hari berakhir lewat malam tadi.
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Tamparuli LLC Bridge repairs near completion, reopening in early October
TAMPARULI: Repair works on the Tamparuli Low Level Crossing (LLC) Bridge, which connects the outskirts with Tamparuli town, have now reached nearly 90 per cent.
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Kundasang tourism group seeks review of Federal Route 22 traffic data
A Kundasang tourism association has urged the Federal Government to reassess traffic conditions along the Tamparuli-Kundasang-Ranau-Lohan corridor, saying the 2024 census rating of Level of Service A does not match the congestion seen during school holidays and festive seasons. Its chairman also wants clarity on funding and timelines for alternative alignments under Phase Two of the Pan Borneo Highway.
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CHERY Borneo Drive 2.0 bawa TIGGO PHEV merentas Sabah
CHERY Borneo Drive 2.0 menyaksikan model TIGGO PHEV merentas lebih 734 km dari Kota Kinabalu ke Tawau selama tiga hari mulai 29 hingga 31 Julai 2026. Perjalanan melalui Kundasang, Sandakan dan Lahad Datu itu menonjolkan keupayaan teknologi hibrid plug-in CHERY dalam pelbagai keadaan jalan. Peserta turut mengunjungi pusat pemuliharaan orang utan Sepilok dan menghadiri sesi taklimat teknologi di beberapa bandar.
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Tiga lelaki ditahan reman kes serangan di Ranau
RANAU: Three local men, aged 22, 24 and 27, were remanded for four days following an alleged assault and criminal intimidation incident involving a man at a parking area near Kiaburi Plaza, here, on Sept 4.
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Kundasang golf club eyes homegrown talent after 90-player Merdeka meet
RANAU: The Kundasang Highland Golf and Recreation Club (KHGRC) hopes to nurture homegrown golfers capable of carrying Kundasang’s name to the national and even international stage, with its Merdeka tournament seen as a platform to begin building local talent.
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BMW seized in Tuaran over expired licence and road tax
Tuaran: A BMW was seized by the Sabah Road Transport Department (JPJ) after its driver was found to be driving without a Competent Driving Licence (CDL).
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Numbak fire victims allowed to rebuild homes, says Kota Kinabalu mayor
Kota Kinabalu: Fire victims in three villages in Numbak, here, are allowed to rebuild their houses, said Mayor Datuk Seri Dr Sabin Samitah.
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Cat rescued from flat roof by civil defence team in Tuaran
Tuaran: A cat owner was relieved and happy after her pet, which slipped from the fifth floor of a flat at Taman Sri Rugading here, was rescued by the Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) on Monday.
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112 Catholics confirmed at St Peter Claver parish celebration in Ranau
RANAU: The St Peter Claver Ranau Parish Day celebration took on special significance this year with 112 Catholics from across the parish receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation, marking an important milestone in their journey of faith.
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Sabah groups urged to use AI, social media to preserve indigenous languages
KOTA MARUDU (Sept 9): Sabah’s ethnic and cultural associations should harness artificial intelligence (AI) and social media to help preserve and document the languages, customs, and cultural identities of the state’s indigenous communities. In highlighting this, Deputy Chief Minister III Datuk Ewon Benedick said preservation efforts should move beyond relying solely on conventional printed materials [...]
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Sabah Parks to probe Croatian climber's permitless Mount Kinabalu entry
RANAU: Sabah Parks will investigate how a Croatian tourist entered the Mount Kinabalu area without a climbing permit and through an unofficial village route, following a search and rescue (SAR) operation after he was injured during the climb.
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Doctor urges trust, community focus for disaster preparedness in Malaysia
KOTA KINABALU: When an earthquake with a magnitude of 6.0 struck Mount Kinabalu on June 5, 2015, Dr Mexmollen Marcus learned that there were serious gaps in the authorities’ response to such a disaster.