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Over 230 community firefighting teams formed in Sarawak since 2021

Sarawak Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) director Jamri Masran reported that 234 Community Firefighting Teams (PBK), comprising 2,981 members, have been established across Sarawak between 2021 and April 2025. 98 of these teams, with 1,419 members, are specifically located in longhouses. This initiative aims to enhance community-based fire safety, particularly crucial in rural areas. Jamri highlighted this during the closing ceremony of the 2025 Gawai Dayak Festive Season Safety campaign at Rumah Panjang Patre Ambit, emphasizing the importance of fire safety during festivities.

Bomba Charity Run 8.0 in Miri records over 1,700 participants

Over 1,700 participants, including runners from Brunei and firefighters, joined the 'Larian Amal Bersama Bomba 8.0' charity run in Miri. Organized by the Fire and Rescue Department (Bomba) Miri, the event aimed to raise funds for the Sunflower Miri Community Rehabilitation Centre. Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin praised the event for promoting a healthy lifestyle and community care. The event featured 12km and 5km runs, a fire safety exhibition, and a fire-extinguishing demonstration.

‘Cultural preservation vital in bolstering community ties’

Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin highlighted the cultural significance of the Dragon Boat Festival and its traditions like 'zongzi' wrapping. He participated in a community event organized by SUPP Riam branch, emphasizing the importance of preserving cultural heritage, strengthening community ties, and promoting intergenerational knowledge transfer. Lee stressed that such events foster mutual understanding and respect among Sarawak's diverse communities, aligning with the state's cultural goals.

Lee: Cultural preservation vital in bolstering community ties

Sarawak Transport Minister Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin highlighted the cultural significance of traditional events like the Dragon Boat Festival and zongzi-wrapping in preserving heritage and strengthening community ties. He participated in a zongzi-wrapping event organized by SUPP Riam branch, emphasizing the passing down of cultural traditions through generations. Lee stressed the importance of such events in promoting understanding and respect among Sarawak's diverse communities, fostering social cohesion and harmony.

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Some 700 native trees planted in Simunjan to support Greening Sarawak campaign

Around 700 native tree saplings were planted at Sabal Forest Reserve, Simunjan, Sarawak as part of the 'Greening Sarawak' campaign. The Sarawak Forest Department, in collaboration with the Japan Malaysia Association (JMA) and sponsored by the Kinoshita Group, led the initiative. Participants included students, teachers, volunteers, and community members. The program aims to restore degraded forest areas and enhance biodiversity, reflecting Sarawak's commitment to a sustainable future.

As Malaysia assumes chairmanship this year, what is the Asean Summit and why does it matter?

Malaysia hosts the 46th ASEAN Summit in Kuala Lumpur from May 26-31, 2024. This year's summit is crucial given global economic and political uncertainties. Leaders from the nine ASEAN member states, Gulf nations, and China will discuss key regional issues. ASEAN, established in 1976, aims to promote economic, political, security, and socio-cultural development. Past summits have achieved milestones like the ASEAN Free Trade Area and engagement with major economic powers.

Why India’s 10-minute delivery race is eating e-commerce for lunch

Inspired by Mumbai's traditional dabbawalas, quick commerce apps are revolutionizing India's retail landscape. These apps deliver everything from groceries to electronics in minutes, challenging e-commerce giants and local stores. Companies invest heavily in 'dark store' warehouses and delivery networks to meet the surging demand, offering customers a convenient alternative to braving heat and traffic.

Twelve-year-old prodigy Yu Zidi dazzles with lightning wins as China’s new swim star

12-year-old Chinese swimmer Yu Zidi is poised to be a breakout star at the upcoming world championships after a series of impressive performances at the China national championships. She won the 400m individual medley with a world-qualifying time of 4:35.53, the fifth fastest this year. She also clocked the fifth fastest time globally in the 200m butterfly (2:06.83), winning gold in both events. Her times would have placed her fourth at the Paris Olympics. Yu is expected to be selected for the world championships in Singapore.

Nationality is a right, not a favour, say women challenging Kuwait’s citizenship crackdown

Over 37,000 people, mostly women married to Kuwaitis, have had their citizenship revoked in Kuwait since August 2023. This mass revocation, part of Emir Sheikh Meshal al-Ahmad Al-Sabah's reformist agenda, aims to restrict nationality to those with blood ties, reshaping Kuwaiti identity and potentially influencing the electorate. One affected woman, Lama, discovered her revoked status after her credit card was declined. Analysts say while citizenship revocations aren't new, the scale is unprecedented, adding to Kuwait's existing stateless population, the Bidoon.

At KL book fair, vintage sneaker brand Fung Keong turns heads with Keluang Man and M. Nasir collabs

At the Kuala Lumpur International Book Fair (KLIBF) 2025, publishing house Rabak-Lit, merged with retro Malaysian shoe brand Fung Keong (FK Sneakers), is attracting attention. They are showcasing a range of FK sneakers, including a new Keluang Man edition released in conjunction with the film's premiere, and a special M. Nasir edition paying tribute to the 1986 film Kembara Seniman Jalanan. Collaborations with actor Adam John and band No Good are also featured. Rabak-Lit also offers a curated selection of alternative books for niche audiences.

Kinabatangan’s elephant whisperer earns global honour for Borneo conservation

Dr. Nurzhafarina Othman, a Kedah native and senior lecturer at Universiti Malaysia Sabah, has dedicated over two decades to studying and conserving Bornean elephants. Her journey began with a conservation biology degree and evolved into founding Seratu Aatai, a non-profit focused on elephant conservation. Her work, driven by a deep connection with these animals, earned her the prestigious Whitley Award. Dr. Nurzhafarina's research focuses on understanding the elephants' ecology, social structure, and behavior, highlighting their sensitivity and intelligence.

In a world of drones, Malaysia’s ‘wau’ soars against the digital drift

Despite the popularity of online games and gadgets, wau flying remains a cherished pastime for some Malaysian youths. Muhaimi Marzuki, a 27-year-old enthusiast, finds immense satisfaction in crafting and flying traditional kites, a feeling unmatched by modern technology. He emphasizes the unique joy of watching a self-made wau soar, highlighting the different shapes, names, and flight techniques of various wau types. For him, wau flying offers a sense of creative control absent in computer-driven games.