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Expert: Unsupervised social media use can induce psychological stress in children
IT is now commonplace to see children as young as two years old holding a smartphone, their eyes fixed intently on the screen ...
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Xinjiang reaps pearl harvest through pioneering inland aquaculture
Farmers in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, an inland region in northwest China, have been busy harvesting salmon, lobsters ...
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Association: Over 30 Sarawak aided Chinese primary schools’ maintenance fund applications rejected
At least 30 applications for maintenance funds by aided Chinese primary schools (SJKCs) across Sarawak were not approved by the federal government this year, said Datuk Jonathan Chai. The president of ...
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Premier: Sarawak’s airline to fly to six int’l destinations after MASwings acquisition
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Mayor Wee lauds Kuching Bodhi Counselling Centre’s post-pandemic efforts
The Kuching Bodhi Counselling Centre has been reaching out to individuals in need after the pandemic, particularly those undergoing tremendous pressure, said Datuk Wee Hong Seng. The Kuching South ...
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Immediate action needed to address growing drug crisis in Sarawak, says DPM Fadillah
Swift and decisive action is imperative to address the growing drug crisis in Sarawak, with nearly RM1 million worth of drugs ...
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Don: Two-party system could lead to political monopoly
An academician, Dr Muzaffar Syah Mallow is not in favour of a two-party system being implemented in the country, citing the limitation of freedom for people to form new political parties as the reason ...
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Ex-teacher all supportive of S’wak’s move to standardised Year 6, Form 3 assessments
Former secondary school teacher, James Wong Hua Kiong, fully supports Sarawak’s decision to go ahead with its standardised assessment for Year 6 pupils and Form 3 students, meant to evaluate their ...
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Tiang: State govt committed in ensuring every S’wakian child can access free education
The Sarawak government is committed to ensuring that every Sarawakian child will have access to free education, said Datuk Michael Tiang. For the Deputy Minister of Public Health, Housing and Local ...
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Sibu cultural art group urged to promote ‘Selinggar Matahari’ values
Persatuan Pencinta Seni Budaya Selinggar Matahari Sibu has been called upon to share and promote the cultural art of ‘Selinggar Matahari’. In making this call, Sarawak United People’s Party Bawang ...
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Fridge magnet craze showcases China’s vibrant cultural consumption
At the National Museum of China, visitors queued up to catch a glimpse of the true appearance of the renowned empress’s phoenix coronet, thanks to a fridge magnet. This phoenix coronet, unearthed in ...
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Sarawak aims for global recognition in socio-economy, spirituality by 2040
It is hoped that by 2040, Sarawak would gain global recognition not only for its economic achievements, but also for its spiritual and cultural contributions. In stating this, Deputy Premier Datuk ...