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Crime & Safety news in Samarahan

5 stories within reach of Samarahan, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.

  1. Giatmara Kuching building destroyed in fire

    5 hours ago Saluran 122 Taman Budaya, Kuching 18.9 km

    A fire at the Giatmara Kuching building in Taman Budaya destroyed about 80% of the structure. Firefighters from Padungan, Batu Lintang, and Tabuan Jaya stations responded, controlling the blaze by midnight. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

  2. Sarawak police to hunt crime syndicates, drugs using SOSMA

    40 minutes ago Harian Metro Kuching, Sarawak 19.6 km

    Sarawak police will intensify action against organized crime, syndicates, violence, and drug trafficking, including using SOSMA if sufficient evidence is found. The police commissioner emphasized zero tolerance and noted that some groups are under surveillance, with possible larger operations ahead.

  3. Haze: Police not Superman, wear face masks in the field

    1 hour ago Berita Harian Kuching, Sarawak 19.6 km

    Sarawak Police Commissioner reminds officers to wear face masks due to haze, citing health risks. N95 masks are being sourced, and SOPs from the Health Ministry must be followed.

  4. Late-night blaze leaves Giatmara Kuching building 80 pct damaged

    2 hours ago Borneo Post Kuching, Sarawak 19.6 km

    A fire broke out at the Giatmara Kuching building on Jalan Tan Sri Ong Kee Hui late Monday night, damaging about 80 percent of the structure. Firefighters from Padungan, Batu Lintang, and Tabuan Jaya stations responded, bringing the blaze under control by 12:08am. The cause and total losses are under investigation.

  5. BNM warns of scammers using phone numbers similar to STR, Sara hotlines and impersonating MoF officials

    2 days ago Malay Mail Kuching 19.6 km

    Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM) has issued a warning about scammers impersonating its officials and using phone numbers similar to the STR and Sara hotlines, as well as posing as Ministry of Finance (MoF) officials. The public is urged to be cautious and verify any suspicious calls or messages.