LIMBANG: More programmes to promote Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) will be further enhanced. Bukit Kota assemblyman Abdul Rahman Ismail said this was because communities in the rural area — especially the older generation — are still not aware of the coalition’s existence. “Therefore, we among GPS leaders have to work
LIMBANG: A few cars were spared from a fire after the Limbang Fire and Rescue department managed to extinguish a dumpster fire yesterday. The incident that occurred in front of a food shop in Jalan Buangsiol caught the attention of patrons. State Fire and Rescue department acting deputy director Tiong
LIMBANG: Besides celebrating racial unity in Limbang, Pesta Medamit is also a platform for the local community to generate more income. The ministry officials and community leaders, when met by the media, said that it was one of the efforts of the state government to unite the community while improving
LIMBANG: The influence of negative culture is penetrating the local populace. Worried Limbang MP Hasbi Habibollah said more and more local youths are involved in unhealthy activities. “They are into drugs like syabu and liquor. This is most worrying,” he said during a Hari Raya Aidilfitri gathering at the Al-Qurnia
LIMBANG: The proposed development of the integrated oil and gas complex in Lawas will be a stepping stone for rural economic development as well as providing employment opportunities for youths, say community leaders. Kampung Patiambun headman Naim Mail said the project would benefit many people in the rural areas. “With
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