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More aid urgently needed for S’wakians hit by virus and floods, state govt told

Parti Sarawak Baru president says priority must be accorded to people’s welfare, not mega projects

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‘Late MCO in Sibu sparks Pasai Siong cluster’

Bukit Assek rep blames state Disaster Management Committee, says people paying price for its screw-up

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3 dogs, 1 cat drown at flood-prone S’wak animal shelter

Volunteers rush to save hundreds others as heavy rains continue for second day running

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Aid SMEs, traders with state funds, Sarawak govt urged

Prioritise saving businesses, jobs, after emergency order, says state DAP chairman

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Where has deputy health minister II gone?

If Datuk Aaron Ago Dagang unable to perform duties, relinquish post, says DAP man

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Sarawak leaders question why emergency needed on top of MCO 2.0

Declaration has far-reaching consequences, such as encroaching on powers of state govts

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Sibu, Kuching declared red zones, politicians call for lockdown  

Sarawak Disaster Management Committee taken to task for allowing returnees to the state to be quarantined at home

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Mad dash for Covid-19 vaccine highlights Malaysia’s poor science agenda

Malaysia not lacking scientists of calibre but still failing to develop booming bio-industry, says Dr Mahaletchumy Arujanan

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Sibu three cases away from turning red, other districts inch closer

Sarawak health authorities worried about being overwhelmed as fourth highly infectious wave of Covid-19 spreads fast

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Parti Aspirasi unhappy with suggestion that Sarawak election be held before March 31

Parti Aspirasi president Lina Soo says waiting for another six months would be prudent as lives may be lost if elections held during pandemic 

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Parti Bumi Kenyalang – David taking on Goliath

Bushy-tailed party president Voon Lee Shan will push for an ‘independent Sarawak’ in next state election

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Triso ferry tragedy: where do we go from here? – Joseph Masilamany

Loss of human lives due to lack of bridges is sadly nothing new in Sarawak