Page 85 - Ranau News Today

KOTA KINABALU: Quicker preparations and advance alerts taken seriously by villagers in flood prone areas are minimising loss of life and important documents in parts of Sabah.

Rescue efforts are continuing into the night for a man trapped on an island in the middle of a river which swelled following heavy rain, here

A flood victim was trapped after a river in Ranau swelled following continuous rain today, according to Karanaan assemblyman Datuk Masidi Manjun

Sabah's daily Covid-19 case count continued to rise to 264 today as predicted, said spokesman for the crisis Datuk Masidi Manjun

The Sabah Govern-ment has decided to allow Sabahans who left to perform umrah or went overseas before Dec. 28 to serve their quarantine in the State if they test negative for Covid-19 while transiting in KLIA on their way home.  Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Mohd Noor said free RT-PCR testing would be provided via a registered doctor at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport to these Sabahans

Not being able to land a job did not deter Bio-industry graduate Gilbert Minsin from deciding to put his knowledge to use on his family land by cultivating vegetables

KOTA KINABALU: The traditional midnight “buang sial” (cleansing) dip among Sabahans on New Year's Eve will not be allowed in view of the continuing concerns over the Covid-19 pandemic.

Two new Covid-19 cases have been detected in Sandakan’s Millennium Saudi cluster linked to umrah groups, who are the biggest single source of Omicron infections in Malaysia so far, although no cases from the world’s rapidly spreading variant have been reported in Sabah yet

Sabah's daily Covid-19 caseload rose for the fourth straight time and breached the 200 mark at 226 cases today after days of hovering below that level and hitting a record low four days ago according to an update

Kampung Maukab here, received financial assistance amounting to RM38,500 from Deputy Home Minister II, who is also the Member of Parliament for Ranau, Datuk Jonathan Yasin (pic)