Gsc The Spring周辺のニュース
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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 [...]