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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.
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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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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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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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Sabah CM calls for more hospitals, specialists to improve healthcare access
TUARAN (Sept 5): The Sabah government wants healthcare facilities in the state to be continuously improved upon to ensure people have access to fast, safe, quality and equitable healthcare services, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Hajiji Noor. “An excellent healthcare sector requires continuous improvements for the wellbeing of the people, particularly in view of [...]
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KKM perketat kawalan kargo udara dengan JKDM, AKPS banteras penyeludupan ubat
TUARAN: Kementerian Kesihatan (KKM) memperketat kawalan kargo dan pintu masuk udara menerusi kerjasama strategik dengan Jabatan Kastam Diraja Malaysia (JKDM) serta Agensi Kawalan dan Perlindungan Sempadan (AKPS) bagi menangani aktiviti penyeludupan ubat.
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Tawau, Tuaran, Sandakan record unhealthy API readings as haze from Kalimantan fires hits Sabah
Three air quality monitoring stations in Sabah recorded unhealthy API readings on Sept 4 due to transboundary haze from fires in Kalimantan. The Tuaran Polytechnic station recorded 151, Tawau 153, and Sandakan 120, while the DOE reported no local hotspots.
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Jom Camping 2026 di Kiulu tarik 75 peserta, Sabah berpotensi maju pelancongan perkhemahan
KIULU: Sabah has the potential to develop camping activities, with its rivers, mountains and beaches offering suitable settings, said Tourism Malaysia Sabah tourism officer Nasrul Hadi Menan.
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MoU in Tuaran to develop standards for Sabah native customary governance
TUARAN: Sabah Native Indigenous Customary Community Organisation Sunduan Nabalu (Maans–Sunduan Nabalu) and Ipec Bureau have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to explore strategic cooperation in developing standards and competency certification to strengthen the Sabah native customary governance ecosystem.
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Serusop-Pituru highway on track, bridge due Dec 2026, full by 2028
The Chief Minister of Sabah visited the site of the 20.8 km Serusop-Pituru Pan Borneo Highway project in Tuaran. The project is on track, with the 682-metre bridge over Sungai Sulaman expected to be completed by December next year and the full highway by July 2028.
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Pan Borneo Serusop-Pituru package on track, bridge due 2026
TUARAN: Construction of the 20.8-kilometre Serusop–Pituru Pan Borneo Highway project (WP09) is progressing well, with the 682-metre bridge across Sungai Sulaman scheduled for completion by December next year.