Berita berhampiran Merapok Laut

1. Wildlife Dept catches 18ft crocodile in Sungai Kampung Banting, Sipitang

   4 hari lalu Daily Express Sabah Sungai Kampung Banting, Sipitang, Sabah 4.9 km

   SIPITANG: The Wildlife Department caught a second male crocodile measuring 18 feet in Sungai Kampung Banting here at 5 pm on Monday, using a baited line.

2. Kampung Petarikan market upgrade in Merapok 80 per cent done, says Awang Tengah

   4 hari lalu Sarawak Tribune Kampung Petarikan, Merapok, Sarawak 2 km

   LAWAS: The Phase Two infrastructure upgrade of the Kampung Petarikan market in Merapok has reached about 80 per cent completion and is targeted for completion by the end of this month. Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan said the project would provide improved facilities for the local community. He said the facilities should […]

3. Timbalan Premier Sarawak gesa penduduk Lawas jaga kebersihan kampung

   5 hari lalu Saluran 122 Merapok Laut

   Timbalan Premier Sarawak, Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan, menggesa penduduk di Lawas bekerjasama menjaga kebersihan kampung untuk menarik pengunjung. Beliau berkata demikian semasa melawat tapak projek pejabat pentadbiran JKKK dan Dewan Pasar Tamu Kampung Paterikan di Merapok Laut.

4. Timbalan Premier Sarawak galak penduduk Merapok ceburi ekopelancongan

   5 hari lalu Saluran 122 Kampung Paterikan, Lawas, Sarawak 2.4 km

   LAWAS, 9 Sept: Masyarakat di Merapok digalak menceburi dan mengembangkan aktiviti ekopelancongan dengan memanfaatkan keunikan biodiversiti di kawasan berkenaan.

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6. Two Sabah house fires: One in Semporna, one in Sipitang

   5 hari lalu Daily Express Sabah Kampung Ranau-Ranau 4.8 km

   A wooden house at Kampung Perigi in Semporna was completely destroyed by a morning fire on Tuesday. Separately, two houses at Kampung Ranau-Ranau in Sipitang were 95 percent destroyed in a fire on Monday. No casualties were reported in either incident.