Jalan Labuk News Today

KOTA KINABALU (Borneo Post) — Four foreigners, including a 10-year-old boy, were arrested by police for being involved in a series of robbery cases around the state capital, the Borneo Post reported.  Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jauteh Dikun said the suspects, aged between 10 and 28, were arrested in a series of raids by police […]

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KOTA KINABALU: Flooding at certain areas in Sandakan due to downpours in the district on Tuesday (Dec 19) saw some 36 villagers from Kampung Garinono rescued and relocated to a temporary relief centre by authorities.

THE Municipal Council is facing an uphill task dealing with the rampant vandalism of its streetlights around Sandakan, particularly the underground power lines connected to these facilities A spokesman for the agency said vandals frequently dug up the cables in an attempt to make away with any which were made of copper.

THE Public Works Department (PWD) has begun upgrading the road near a roundabout in one part of Sandakan, while the District Council has called on the government concessionaire to be more diligent about maintaining the stretch leading to a Kuala Penyu village.

KOTA KINABALU: A motorcyclist was killed following an accident with two other vehicles at Jalan Labuk, Batu 10 in Sandakan on Thursday (June 15).

KOTA KINABALU: Eleven vehicles were involved in a pile-up in Sandakan after a dump truck driver reportedly lost control of his vehicle.

KOTA KINABALU: A lorry driver was injured in an eight-vehicle pileup at Mile 30 Jalan Labuk in Sandakan district.

A landslide near Taman Elok Bukit Nenas on Wednesday following heavy rain resulted in the deaths of two children, severe injuries to a woman and minor injuries to a man.  Fire and Rescue Department said the dead were Norain Julaziz, 11, and Isa Sabri, two. Both succumbed to injuries in hospital

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