Muhammad Rizal News Today

JAKARTA, Dec. 21 (Xinhua) -- Rescuers were searching for a boat with at least 28 on board which had reportedly been missing since Wednesday off the

The woman and her family have since been given temporary accommodation.

Lower coffee output in Indonesia could trigger a steeper rise in prices, which have climbed more than 40% in 2023.

The dry conditions contrast with high rainfall in the Southeast Asian nation between 2000 and 2022 due to La Nina, while heavy rains have also been experienced during the first five months of this year. In 2023/24, Indonesias coffee output is forecast at 9.7 million 60-kg bags, down from 11.85 million bags a year ago and lowest since 2011/12, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture data.

MUKAH (Aug 13): A man was killed, while nine others were injured following a crash involving two cars at KM7 Jalan Mukah-Oya last night. According to the Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) operations centre, the deceased was identified as 48-year-old Dimas Masri Hasnawi. Bomba said the

BINTULU (Aug 2): Two people were killed when the car they were travelling in collided with a lorry transporting Liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders at KM132 Jalan Sibu-Bintulu near Selangau today. In the 3pm incident, driver Maxmilon Joseph, 25 from Kampung Sealine, Lutong Miri and passenger

SIBU (June 6): A predawn fire this morning in Kampung Tutus Ulu, Mukah killed an elderly woman, while five others managed to escape unhurt. In a statement, Mukah police chief DSP Muhammad Rizal Alias identified the deceased as Hamdi Suhai, 71. He said a neighbour spotted an electrical cable in

KUALA LUMPUR : When palm oil prices soared to record highs last year, a Malaysian estate manager surnamed Lim postponed replanting his old, unproductive trees for a third consecutive year to lock in profits - a decision he regrets and is scrambling to fix. Across Indonesia and Malaysia, which produce 85 pe

When palm oil prices soared to record highs last year, a Malaysian estate manager surnamed Lim postponed replanting his old, unproductive trees for a third consecutive year to lock in profits - a decision he regrets and is scrambling to fix.

When palm oil prices soared to record highs last year, a Malaysian estate manager surnamed Lim postponed replanting his old, unproductive trees for a third consecutive year to lock in profits — a decision he regrets and is scrambling to fix.