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Sarawak aims to vaccinate 50,000 dogs annually to achieve a rabies-free state by 2030. Tamin assemblyman Christopher Gira Sambang highlighted the 'One Health' approach, encompassing vaccination, population control, licensing, education, and law enforcement. Since 2017, Sarawak has recorded 82 human rabies cases with 75 fatalities, alongside over 52,000 dog bites and 43,000 cat bites. A recent vaccination program in Selangau, part of ongoing efforts, saw continued commitment from the government and related agencies. As of October 2024, 13,757 dogs have been vaccinated.

Fadillah urges Sarawakians to unite for state’s development

Deputy Prime Minister Fadillah Yusof urged Sarawakians to maintain unity for the success of the state's long-term development plans. He highlighted Sarawak's advancements in sectors like hydrogen, green ammonia, renewable energy, and the digital economy, including its own e-wallet platform, SPay Global. Fadillah emphasized the importance of unity, political stability, and public support for achieving these goals. He also mentioned the upcoming free tertiary education for Sarawakians starting next year and the state's attractiveness to foreign investors due to its favorable policies and skilled workforce.

SMSU lauds return to 42-hour work week for MOH frontliners

The Sarawak Medical Services Union (SMSU) applauds the Malaysian government's decision to exempt 82,637 critical healthcare personnel from the 45-hour work week, reverting to the previous 42-hour week. This reversal, announced by the Public Service Department, addresses concerns about workload and stress among frontline health workers. SMSU believes this compassionate decision reflects the Malaysia Madani ideals and will boost morale and wellbeing. The union expressed gratitude to key government figures, including the Prime Minister, and union leaders for their advocacy in supporting healthcare workers' rights and welfare.

Bintulu house fire damages kitchen, storage areas

A fire damaged a house in Taman Ria Tanjung Batu, Bintulu, yesterday evening, significantly affecting the kitchen and storage areas. Firefighters from Kidurong fire station responded to the incident at 7:36 pm and brought the blaze under control by 8 pm. The fire, which engulfed approximately 80% of the storage area and 70% of the kitchen, caused no injuries. Firefighters used hoses and water from the fire engine to extinguish the flames, concluding the operation at 8:25 pm.

Blood donation drive at CityONE Megamall in Kuching on July 19

A blood donation drive, "Give Blood, Give Hope, Together We Save Lives," will be held at CityONE Megamall, Kuching on July 19th, from 10am to 2pm. Organized by Simpang Tiga Kenyalang JKKK, Padawan Rela, and MRC Stampin, the campaign aims to address blood shortages at Sarawak General Hospital and raise awareness about blood donation. Free health services, including diabetes screening, skin analysis, fundoscopy tests, bone screening, and dental explanations, will be available. Goodie bags will be given to successful donors.

Mayor Wee urges vigilance as Sarawak logs three more rabies cases

Sarawak reported three new rabies cases between July 7-11, two involving stray dogs in Moyan Square and Bintulu, and one pet dog in Taman Sri Moyan. Kuching South Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng urged dog owners to vaccinate their pets against rabies as required by law, with fines up to RM2,500 for non-compliance. Free mass vaccination campaigns are scheduled for September 20th at MBKS Dewan Masyarakat and October 4th at the Sarawak Basketball Association, Taman Seng Goon.

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