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May 23, 2023
CITY Hall has removed piles of used tyres from some commercial centres in Inanam and Likas – as well as villages in Inanam and Manggatal – and warned rate-payers that they could find themselves RM1,000 poorer if they are caught disposing of these items in the common areas at these locations.
April 21, 2023
Mr Tayebwa on his part said malaria kills 52 Ugandans daily and accounts to economic loss of Shs2.4 trillion per year
April 21, 2023
Residents deal with rodent infestation with the help of a District government agency.
April 10, 2023
D.C. leaders are working to address the ongoing rodent problem and are encouraging residents to take steps that will keep critters from coming back to the area.
December 19, 2022
The surprisingly cute corduroy rats are in high demand.
December 13, 2022
A total of 90 rate-payers from neighbourhoods in Luyang and Telipok, as well as an Inanam village, have been officially instructed to tidy up their property as the items strewn about their yards, and in the common area nearby, could potentially become a habitat for Aedes mosquitoes.
November 10, 2022
City Hall is going after those who pile up rubbish inside their yards, or outside their fences, as these discarded objects have the potential to become a breeding ground for Aedes mosquitoes
October 20, 2022
Research implies it’s how people smell that makes mosquitoes bite certain people over others.
September 28, 2022
A RATE-PAYER in the Kepayan Low Cost Housing area has been chided for failing to adequately tidy up his yard where he has piled up various recyclable items. A spokeswoman for City Hall’s Environmental Health Department said the homeowner was reminded to clean up his compound earlier this month and warned that he could be penalised if he continued to disregard this request
August 19, 2022
Kota Kinabalu rate-payers could find themselves RM1,000 poorer if they allow their premises to become a public nuisance or potential breeding ground for harmful pests, especially Aedes mosquitoes