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Another Covid-19 cluster involving an educational institution was found in Sabah which recorded 27 cases so far according to an update today

A man and a woman were fined a total of RM40,000 respectively for hiring illegal immigrants

The number of new cases in most districts in Sabah have stabilised, said Sabah’s Covid-19 spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun, as the State recorded a new low of 271 cases on Monday.  “Out of 27 districts, 23 recorded cases below the 20 mark. 17 districts recorded one-digit cases while six districts did not record any new cases,” he said in a statement, Monday, adding that Sabah’s infectivity rate is 0.93 as of Sunday.  He said Tuaran topped the list with 43 c...

Sabah’s Covid-19 caseload on Sunday continued the downward trend with 294 cases, a decrease of 57 cases compared to 351 cases on Saturday

Sabah's daily Covid-19 caseload dropped further to 271 today according to an update

Sabah’s Covid-19 caseload continues to go on a downtrend, Saturday, with 351 cases reported, bringing the State’s total to 234,852

A woman cheated death when the multi-purpose vehicle (MPV) she was travelling in caught fire after ramming into a four-wheel drive vehicle in Kampung Segindai along Jalan Telupid-Ranau, here, Wednesday

Two men were injured when they fell while paragliding from Mount Kinabalu on Tuesday

Sabah’s cases rose slightly to 401 Tuesday from 342 previously, of which 70 per cent comprised fully vaccinated individuals, said Sabah’s Covid-19 Spokesperson Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.  “Of the figure, 281 were fully vaccinated while 42 were unvaccinated. Some 76 were ineligible for the vaccine while two cases completed their first dose,” he said, Tuesday

Operations of entertainment outlets such as bars and karaoke joints remain prohibited under the updated standard operating procedures (SOP) issued by Sabah on Monday.  The updated SOP remains the same as the one issued by the State for Phase Four of the National Recovery Plan which began on Nov 8.  The earlier SOP which states that fully vaccinated visitors from Sarawak and the peninsula do not have to undergo mandatory swab tests to enter Sabah, effective Dec 1, also remain the same.&...