Sarawak Daily

Sarawak Public Works Director Dr Cassidy Morris inspected SSLR Phase 1 in Lawas. The project has reached 71.16% completion and is scheduled to finish by March 2027. The MyArch Bridge design will serve as both a landmark and a vital transport link.

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Sarawak Public Works Director Dr Cassidy Morris inspected SSLR Phase 2 Package 3 in Lawas. The 62.9km road project has reached 16.25% completion and is expected to finish by June 2029, strengthening connectivity between Sarawak and Sabah.

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Sarawak Public Works Director Dr Cassidy Morris inspected the construction of four new teacher housing units at SK Long Luping, Lawas. The project has reached 80.87% completion, ahead of schedule, and aims to improve facilities for rural educators.

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KLCC Drama 😂

China tourist caused a funny scene at Kinokuniya Bookstore in KLCC, Kuala Lumpur after he was told “no” for queue jumping.

He was waiting in line like everyone else, but suddenly asked staff to let him pay first because he was “in a hurry.” Staff calmly refused and said everyone must wait their turn.

But instead of accepting it, the man got upset and started acting dramatic inside the store. Witnesses said he was shouting, stomping his feet like a child, and making a big scene.

Things got even stranger when he suddenly lay down on the floor and stayed still for a while… like a “pause button” moment. Then he just got up again like nothing happened.

Shoppers were shocked, but many couldn’t stop watching and recording the situation.

Lesson of the day: In Malaysia, we follow the queue system — no cutting line, no exceptions 😂

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Agencies in Pujut joined forces to monitor water supply and conduct quality checks, ensuring clean and safe water for residents. DUN N74 Pujut Adam Yii praised the professionalism and cooperation shown during the activity.

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Free health checkups at Kenyalang Park Market this Sunday! MBKS and Borneo Medical Centre are offering screenings, physiotherapy consultations, and affordable body composition analysis to promote community health. Seniors, hawkers, and residents are especially encouraged to join.

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Sarawak Premier Abang Johari witnessed LAKMNS’s first dividend presentation to LAKIB, marking a milestone in strengthening Islamic welfare initiatives. The RM908,170.76 dividend will boost LAKIB’s financial stability and support its community programmes.

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