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The Borneo Post (Sarawak), 5 Aug 2026

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The Borneo Post is your source for news across Borneo and the surrounding regions. Covering local and regional developments, business and cultural news, The Borneo Post keeps readers connected with comprehensive insights from Borneo. Read The Borneo Post online with PressReader.

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ArticlePremier: Study high cho­les­terol, obesity con­cerns in Kapit, Sibu

Premier Datuk Pat­inggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg has called for fur­ther study into cho­les­terol and obesity con­cerns detec­ted through health screen­ings con­duc­ted under the Sarawakku Say­ang pro­gramme in Kapit and Sibu. He said...

Premier: Study high cho­les­terol, obesity con­cerns in Kapit, Sibu

ArticleDecem­ber dead­line for MA63 res­ol­u­tion

Sarawak wants all out­stand­ing ma ers related to the imple­ment­a­tion of the Malay­sia Agree­ment of 1963 (MA63) to be resolved by Decem­ber this year, said Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Douglas Uggah Embas. He said nego­ti­ations on MA63...

Decem­ber dead­line for MA63 res­ol­u­tion

ArticlePro­posed Domestic Viol­ence Offend­ers Registry under study

LUMPUR: The gov­ern­ment is study­ing a pro­posal to estab­lish a Domestic Viol­ence Offend­ers Registry to record and mon­itor repeat offend­ers, Deputy Women, Fam­ily and Com­munity Devel­op­ment Min­is­ter Lim Hui Ying said. She said the pro­posal...

Pro­posed Domestic Viol­ence Offend­ers Registry under study

ArticleSimun­jan water crisis calls for Swift com­pre­hens­ive solu­tion

KOTA SAMARAHAN: Simun­jan is facing a daily water sup­ply short­fall of about 5.5 mil­lion litres, with the dis­trict cur­rently receiv­ing 4.5 mil­lion litres com­pared to its estim­ated demand of 10 mil­lion litres. Batang Sad­ong MP Rodiyah Sapiee...

Simun­jan water crisis calls for Swift com­pre­hens­ive solu­tion