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Sarawak labour laws will be amended, says minister

Sim said the amendment is expected to be tabled in Parliament by the end of the year.

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Deaf e-hailing driver case not closed, says PM

Anwar said the country follows the rule of law, and one cannot judge based on perception or hearsay.

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Sarawak bank employees to get 9% salary increase under new collective agreement

In addition to the salary adjustment, the new CA – for the period 2024–2026 – will also see SS2 employees considered for promotion to SS3.

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Special assistance for Penang flood victims

The special assistance would be extended to all flood victims in the north, central and south Prai districts.

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Business in Masjid India area down by 80%, says business group

Masjid India Business Association has urged the government to hasten the remedial works in the area.

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Mob attacks Malaysian military assets in Lebanon

The armed forces strategic defence intelligence and communication headquarters said the incident involved two fitted for radio (FFR) vehicles.

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Sanusi in Japan for official visit, not holiday, says his office

The MB's office dismissed claims that Sanusi was holidaying with his wife overseas.

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Girls below 18 in Sarawak should be banned from getting married, says women's society

In 2023, there were reported cases of 2,026 teen girls who got pregnant in Sarawak.

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Police obtain seven day remand against 19 GISBH top leaders

Others arrested in the raid included Nasiruddin's wife and two children.

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MCA praises doctor’s professionalism, compassion in dealing with woman in labour

Dr Yong was referring to a recent story about a Muslim woman in labour who had insisted on a Malay Islam female doctor to welcome her child.

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Cops nab GISBH CEO, family members

The 65-year-old was among 19 people arrested following a raid on a complex along Jalan Imbi early this morning.

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Trio from religious school charged with sexual assault on children

All the accused were charged under the Sexual Offences Against Children Act 2017.

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Trees on Penang Island should be checked for safety says former assemblyman

This follows reports that up to 30 trees fell due to the unusually rough weather and wind since last Sunday.