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Tawau hawkers observe pricing rules

TAWAU: Hawkers at the Tanjung, Sin Onn, Semarak, and also at the fish market here  are complying with the Price Control Act 2011.District Domestic Trade, Co-Operative and Consumerism officer in-chief...

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Duo rob convenience store at knifepoint in Lintas Plaza

KOTA KINABALU: A cashier working at a 24-hour convenience store faced a terrifying moment when she was pointed with a knife by two men who were thought to be customers, before the robbers ran off with...

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Public forum and dialogue on secession

KOTA KINABALU: A public forum was held at the Magellan Sutera Harbour Ballroom here yesterday focusing on whether Sabah should be in Malaysia or outside Malaysia.In attendance were Urban Wellbeing,...

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Rural transformation to intensfiy – CM

KOTA KINABALU: The State Government will continue to carry out the necessary improvements to its delivery system to ensure that all its programs and agendas are implemented efficiently and...

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6,000 take part in TYT birthday parade

Tun Juhar Mahiruddin arriving at Padang Merdeka.A cultural performance at Padang Merdeka yesterday.Tun Juhar, on an army jeep, inspecting the contingents.  KOTA KINABALU: Glamour and pomp pervaded the...

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Aidiladha celebrations continue despite rain

KOTA KINABALU: Sporadic rain yesterday did not prevent Muslims in Sabah from participating in the Aidiladha prayers and the sacrificial slaughter of cows and goats, besides visiting relatives to...

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RCI report to be made public

KOTA KINABALU: The findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry (RCI) on the illegal immigration issue in Sabah will be made public after it is tabled in the Parliament which it begins its next sitting...

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Curfew extended to Oct 21

KOTA KINABALU: The police have extended the curfew in Sabah’s east coast to October 21 to prevent criminal activities, including smuggling and kidnap-for-ransom.Sabah police commissioner Datuk...

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Traders, taxi drivers feeling the pinch after fuel hike

KOTA KINABALU: The number of visitors to the tamu has reduced after the recent fuel price hike.Supini Sopiah Jimi, who sells eggs at the open market, said the visitors also have less purchasing power...

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Do not allow Islam to be exploited, abused – Shafie

SEMPORNA: Muslims must make an effort to ensure that Islam is not exploited and abused by others to kill or kidnap people purportedly in the name of Islam.Rural and Regional Development Minister Datuk...

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Higher price of animals fails to damper celebration

Some men holding down the buffalo before it is slaughtered at the compound of Bukit Kalam Mosque.LABUAN: Hari Raya Aidiladha here this year was still merry despite the higher cost of sacrificial...

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Curfew extended to Oct 21

Jalaluddin (fourth left) and others witness the sacrifice of a cow for Hari Raya Aidiladha after the banquet.KOTA KINABALU: The police have extended the curfew in Sabah’s east coast to Oct 21 to...

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Shafie hopes security in Sabah given priority in Budget 2015

SEMPORNA: Rural and Regional Development Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal hopes the 2015 Budget tabled by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak next week would give priority to security...

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Navy Chief believes crew of missing vessel safe

KUALA LUMPUR: Royal Malaysian Navy (TLDM) Chief Admiral Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Jaafar believes the crew of the TLDM Combat Vessel CB90 that was reported missing in the waters of Pulau Mengalum, Sabah,...

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ESSCom denies issuing media statement on probable tsunami in east coast of Sabah

LAHAD DATU: The Eastern Sabah Security Command (ESSCom) did not issue any media statement informing of the possibility of a tsunami occurring on the Sabah east coast, within the next 36 hours.Its...

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Kibabaig worst hit in Penampang floods

PENAMPANG: With several villages in the district inundated when the Moyog River burst its banks yesterday, government agencies like the Civil Defence Department and Fire and Rescue Services Department...

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Two Navy men airlifted to hospital, five others to arrive today

KOTA KINABALU: Two crew members of the Navy combat boat CB204 that went missing on Sunday, were airlifted to the Sepanggar naval base late yesterday.Navy Region II commander Datuk Rosland Omar said...

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Several areas in Penampang under water from incessant rainfall

PENAMPANG: Several houses in several areas in Penampang are under several feet of water following the continuous rainfall over the past few days.Among the areas affected were Kampung Kasigui, Kg....

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Daring robbery at Senheng store

KOTA KINABALU: Two hooded and masked men, each armed with what was believed to be a pistol, staged a daring grab and dash robbery at a Senheng outlet at Kepayan Point commercial centre, and escaped...

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Beverage, food prices up soon – association

KOTA KINABALU: The prices of beverage and food in coffee shops will most likely be increased due to higher cost of doing business, which is further aggravated by the recent fuel price hike.Sabah West...

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