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Sabah’s caseload continued to dip to 1,235 on Monday from 1,515 the day earlier. However, sporadic infections still remain high at 65.02 per cent, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun

Who would have guessed that there are still people living in little huts with bamboo walls, without running water or electricity, due to poverty in this day and age? Strange as it may seem, Justin Gangkis, 56, had to face this reality with his wife and seven children, ranging in age from 12 to 22

THE Gabungan Rakyat Sabah (GRS) State Government will continue to give emphasis to human capital development

Malaysia is located just outside the Ring of Fire region, where many volcanic eruptions and earthquakes happen.

Nov 4, 1899  (North Borneo Herald) Mr Henry Walker, the Commissioner of Lands, recommended a narrow strip of coastal land between Tanjung Lipat and Tanjung Aru, to be the site for a deep water port on the mainland and a terminus for a railway line.  Walker was convinced it was a good place to start a town and the present proves him right – the strip of land became Jesselton, named after Sir Charles Jessel Bart, a vice chairman of the Chartered Company.  Jesselton (now Kota K...

All Native Chiefs (KAN), Representative Native Chiefs (WKAN) and Customary Holders (Village Heads) in the Ranau Parliamentary constituency are advised to take booster doses as a bulwark against the Covid-19 infection

Deputy Chief Minister cum Works Minister Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin said road paving works along Jalan Kota Kinabalu-Sandakan in Ranau is currently underway

Another two people suffered injuries while climbing Mount Kinabalu, bringing the total number of injured people to 20 thus far this year

The community must continue to strictly abide by the set standard operating procedures (SOPs) to curb the spread of Covid-19, said Ranau District Police Chief DSP Simiun Lomudin He said compliance with SOPs must be practised at all times although some flexibility has been given by the Government to the public, especially business premises

Sabah’s Covid-19 situation is stabilising with the State’s infectivity rate (RT) dropping to 1.0 amid 2,236 new cases recorded on Wednesday, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun