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KOTA KINABALU: The appointment of Rithuan Ismail as Labuan Corporation's chief executive officer is restoring the hope of bringing back economic vibrancy to the island.
Published on: Tuesday, May 04, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: LABUAN: After over two decades, Taman Muhibbah here is getting a major facelift and set to be transformed into a more liveable area to attract more visitors. Labuan Corporation chief executive officer Dr Fary Akmal Osman (pic) said major upgrading and repair works on the park’s facilities are being implemented. The RM200,000 facelift, which is being implemented as part of the Labuan Corporation’s beautification development project, is expected to be completed next month. ADVERTISEMENT “Once completed, Taman Muhibbah is expec...
Labuan’s Taman Muhibbah getting a major facelift 03 May 2021 / 15:02 H. Bernama LABUAN : After over two decades, Taman Muhibbah here is getting a major facelift and set to be transformed into a more liveable area to attract more visitors. Labuan Corporation chief executive officer Dr Fary Akmal Osman said major upgrading and repair works on the park’s facilities are being implemented. The RM200,000 facelift, which is being implemented as part of the Labuan Corporation’s beautification development project, is expected to be completed next month. “Once completed, Taman Muhibbah is ...
Labuan’s five Ramadan bazaars on new norms of doing business 13 Apr 2021 / 19:41 H. Pix for illustration purposes. LABUAN: The 100 hawkers at the five Ramadan bazaars on this island are embracing the new norms of doing business in compliance with the Covid-19 standard operating procedure (SOP). All of them had tested negative for Covid-19 before they were allowed to run the food and beverage stalls at the gazetted bazaar sites, namely, the Medan Selera parking lot downtown, Anjung Selera Tunjong, Kompleks Ujana Kewangan, Anjung Ikan Bakar Kg Lubok Temiang and Anjung Selera Manikar Kg B...
Published on: Wednesday, February 10, 2021 By: Bernama Text Size: Village Head Harun Damit (right) inspecting the site of the coastal erosion in Kampung Tanjung Aru Nelayan, Labuan. LABUAN: Kampung Tanjung Aru Nelayan, a small coastal village here, has been losing its land to the encroaching sea over the past two decades. The over 100 families in the village are fighting to protect the beach in front of their homes from vanishing into the sea. The erosion occurred along four kilometres from near Anjung Ketam to the coastal village and that accounts for approximately five per cent of Labuan...