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Sarawak targets RM15,000 monthly household income by 2030
Sarawak aims to raise average household income to RM15,000 a month by 2030, up from about RM6,900 now. State Utility and Telecommunications Minister Dato Sri Julaihi Narawi said the target needs effort from all sides, speaking at the Sebuyau district education incentive ceremony at Dewan Kampung Sampat, Sebuyau.
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Rubiah: E-sports can be a career path for youths, not just entertainment
Deputy Rural and Regional Development Minister Datuk Rubiah Wang said e-sports can build talent and careers for youths, not just be for entertainment. She spoke at the E-Sports Reborn PUBG Mobile Competition 2026 in Kampung Asajaya Ulu, where 17 teams competed for prizes.
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DoE monitors bush, peatland fires in Mukah and Daro amid Sarawak dry spell
The Department of Environment is closely monitoring bush and peatland fires near Jalan Sibujaya Barat in Mukah and Sungai Nai in Daro, Sarawak, amid a dry spell. While the fire in Mukah is mostly controlled, about 2.5 hectares are still burning in Daro. The DoE is also tracking air quality, with Kuching and Sri Aman recording very unhealthy API readings.
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1,149 residents in three Kabong villages get 2,298 boxes of mineral water
A total of 1,149 residents from three villages in Kabong, Sarawak, received 2,298 boxes of mineral water from the Sarawak Social Welfare Department (JKM) following haze and water supply issues. The aid was distributed yesterday to residents of Kampung Sungai Endot Lot Kabong, Kampung Hilir Tengah Kabong, and Kampung Masjid Lama Kabong. An additional 3,734 boxes are scheduled for delivery to five other areas today.
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Simunjan peatland fire: Two hectares extinguished, 1.5 ha still burning
Firefighters in Simunjan, Sarawak, have extinguished two hectares of a peatland fire at Kampung Lubok Punggor, with 1.5 hectares still burning on the third day. The fire, which started on August 31, has affected 3.5 hectares and is being fought with limited water sources.
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Critically low water reserves in haze-hit Sarawak due to prolonged dry spell
A prolonged dry spell has caused critically low water reserves at the Simunjan water treatment plant in Sarawak, with reservoir levels dropping to less than a metre. The state is implementing water rationing and tanker deliveries to affected areas, and cloud seeding is planned to replenish reserves.