News near Sarawak
20 stories within reach of Sarawak, published in the last 3 days and gathered from Malaysian news sources.
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Haze worsens as six Sarawak stations record hazardous API levels
Six monitoring stations in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as haze worsened, with Serian recording the highest at 406. Other areas in Sarawak and parts of Sabah and Peninsular Malaysia also showed unhealthy or moderate air quality, with no stations recording good air quality.
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Haze: 6 locations in Sarawak still at hazardous API level as of 10 am
As of 10 am, six locations in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings above 300, with Serian highest at 406. Several other areas in Sarawak, Labuan, Sabah, and Johan Setia in Selangor also recorded unhealthy API levels. Cloud seeding operations are ongoing in affected areas.
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Haze: 6 locations still record hazardous API levels
As of 10am, six locations in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings above 300, with Serian the highest at 406. Other areas in Sarawak, Labuan, Sabah, and Johan Setia in Selangor also recorded unhealthy levels. Cloud seeding operations are being carried out in affected areas.
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Haze: Six areas in Sarawak record hazardous API readings as at 8am
As of 8am today, six areas in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings due to haze, with Serian recording the highest at 408. Several other areas in Sarawak and Sabah recorded very unhealthy or unhealthy readings, while 48 areas nationwide had moderate air quality.
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Sarawak haze crisis: Kuching API hits 407, six areas in hazardous zone
Sarawak is experiencing a severe haze crisis with API readings reaching hazardous levels in six areas, including Kuching at 407. The air quality is very unhealthy in several other regions, prompting health concerns across the state.
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Sarawak nears haze emergency as air quality hits worst level since 2019
Sarawak is approaching a haze emergency as air quality reaches its worst level since 2019. The deteriorating conditions are prompting concerns for public health and potential government action.
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Sarawak Haze Worsens As Six Areas Hit Hazardous Levels
Sarawak's haze worsened on Sept 1, with six areas recording hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) levels, led by Serian at 408 and Kuching at 407. Other affected areas include Samarahan, Sri Aman, Sarikei, and Sibu.
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Five areas in Sarawak record hazardous API levels
Five areas in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings, with Serian at 415, Kuching at 405, and others following. The haze situation is worsening, with several more areas at very unhealthy and unhealthy levels.
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EC proposes increasing Sarawak state constituencies by 17 under electoral boundary review
The Election Commission proposes adding 17 new state constituencies in Sarawak, raising the total from 82 to 99, as part of its 2026 boundary review. The public can inspect the proposals from September 1-30 and submit representations.
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Clearer skies in peninsula, but hazardous air quality in 6 parts of Sarawak
Air quality in Peninsular Malaysia has improved to moderate levels, but six areas in Sarawak recorded hazardous API readings as of 8am, with Serian and Kuching exceeding 400. Several other areas in East Malaysia also reported very unhealthy or unhealthy air quality.
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Sarawak haze crisis: Serian and Kuching peak past 400 API as six areas hit hazardous levels
Sarawak is experiencing a severe haze crisis with API readings reaching hazardous levels in several areas, including Serian at 408 and Kuching at 407. Six areas have been classified as hazardous, while others are very unhealthy or unhealthy, prompting health concerns across the state.
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Six areas in Sarawak record hazardous API readings
Six areas in Sarawak recorded hazardous Air Pollutant Index (API) readings as of 8am, with Serian at 408 and Kuching at 407. Three other areas were very unhealthy, and nine more were unhealthy, including areas in Sabah and Selangor.
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Toxic haze from Indonesian fires chokes Malaysian Borneo
Smoke from Indonesian fires has caused a severe haze crisis in Sarawak, leading to a spike in respiratory illnesses. It is the worst such event in a decade.
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Sarawak haze worsens, five areas including Kuching record hazardous API levels
Sarawak's haze has worsened, with five areas including Kuching and Serian recording hazardous Air Pollutant Index readings. The haze is attributed to open burning and forest fires in neighboring countries, and health officials report an increase in respiratory and conjunctivitis cases.
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Update: 6 areas with hazardous air quality, Sibu latest to exceed 300 API
Sarawak's haze worsens as five areas record hazardous API readings, with Serian at 415. The haze from open burning and forest fires in neighboring regions is causing health concerns, with rising cases of respiratory infections and conjunctivitis.
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Sarawak considers cloud seeding as haze worsens
Sarawak is experiencing worsening haze conditions, prompting the state government to consider cloud seeding as a mitigation measure. The plan is awaiting approval from the relevant authorities.
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Haze worsens in East Malaysia as Sarawak records hazardous API, Sabah unhealthy levels - Yahoo
Haze worsens in East Malaysia as Sarawak records hazardous API, Sabah unhealthy levels Yahoo
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DOE: Malaysia haze worsens amid 324 Kalimantan hotspots, four Sarawak areas hazardous
Malaysia's air quality deteriorated sharply, with four areas in Sarawak recording hazardous API readings due to haze from 324 hotspots in Kalimantan. The DOE reported worsening conditions across the country.
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Suspect arrested after teen shot when hunting companion mistakes him for animal in Sarawak
A 17-year-old teenager was shot in Long Lidong, Lawas, Sarawak when his hunting companion mistook him for an animal. Police have arrested a suspect in connection with the incident, and the case is under investigation.
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Fire destroys 60pc of Pos Laju building in Bekenu, no injuries reported
A fire destroyed about 60 percent of a Pos Laju building in Bekenu, a town about 47km south-west of Miri, with no injuries reported. The incident occurred on August 29, and authorities are investigating the cause.