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Sabah quake: Hope for the best, says Singaporean PM
The Star Online SINGAPORE: Singaporean prime minister Lee Hsien Loong (pic) is hoping for the best on the fate of the missing eight schoolchildren and two of their teachers following a 5.9 magnitude earthquake that shook parts of Sabah on Friday. In his Facebook post ... and more » |
The Star Online |
Sabah quake: Uphill task for rescuers
The Star Online KUNDASANG: Rescue teams crawled through huge fallen boulders and rocks in darkness in a daring effort to reach 10 unconscious people and 105 others trapped in the icy cold peak of Mt Kinabalu that was jolted by a 5.9 magnitude earthquake. |
Sabah quake: Eight Singapore pupils, two teachers missing
The Star Online Tariq Aziz, Iraqi foreign minister under Saddam, dead · Aged relative hits out at Beijing's handling of ship tragedy · An aerial view of rescuers working on righting the capsized cruise ship Eastern Star, in · Sabah quake: Mt Kinabalu nudists barred ... and more » |
Sabah quake: Water at hot spring turns black
The Star Online PETALING JAYA: The water at Poring Hot Springs near Friday's 6.1 magnitude earthquake that struck at 7.17am has turned black. Poring Hot Springs and Nature Reserve office confirmed that the water has changed colour. "Yes, the water is black. But we ... |
The Star Online |
Sabah quake: First body brought to base camp
The Star Online Sabah quake: First body brought to base camp. Rescue personnel bringing down a body to the foothill base camp at Timpohon gate in Kinabalu Park, Kundasang on Friday. - NORMIMIE DIUN/The Star. KUNDASANG: The first body of earthquake victims at ... and more » |
The Star Online |
Sabah quake: 40 climbers missing, says IGP
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The Malaysian Insider |
EC acting like colonial master, says Sabah opposition leader
The Malaysian Insider Star Sabah chairman Datuk Dr Jeffrey Kitingan has labelled the Election Commission a colonial-like master after the polls body said it would stick to provisions in the Federal Constitution in carrying out its redelineation exercise. – The Malaysian ... |
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Sabah quake: Over 190 still trapped on Mt Kinabalu
The Star Online NORMIMIE DIUN/The Star. KUNDASANG: A total 151 people are still trapped on the summit of Mount Kinabalu while the fate of 40 others on the Via Feratta route to the mountain remains unknown. Sabah Police Commissioner Datuk Jalaluddin Abdul ... and more » |
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Photo gallery: Tremors shake Sabah
The Star Online Here are some pictures of the earthquake that rocked Kota Kinabalu and other parts of Sabah's west coast. (Compiled by Norzalina Haron). Earth cracks spotted near one of the houses in Kundasang after Sabah was jolted by an earthquake. |
Sabah rattled by tremors after magnitude 6 earthquake
The Star Online KOTA KINABALU: Tremors shook Kota Kinabalu and other parts of Sabah's west coast on Friday morning after a magnitude 6 earthquake hit 16km northwest of Ranau. Apart from the state capital, the tremors were felt in the northern Kudat and Kota Marudu ... and more » |
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Cross-culture between Sabah and China on film
The Star Online KOTA KINABALU: The Tagal system of preserving the rivers and protecting fish stocks for the benefit of villagers has caught the attention of a Chinese television network. A five-member crew from Nanning Television were here to film this unique ... |
The Rakyat Post |
Sabah committed to developing sports
The Star Online TAWAU: The organising of Sabah Sports (SAGA) is important to prove the government's commitment in continuing to uncover potential athletes, said Chief Minister Datuk Seri Musa Aman. He said the effort to scout for more athletes in various sports was in ... Opposition leader wants Sabah CM to be more like Adenan The Rakyat Post all 2 news articles » |
More funds to beef up Sabah's east coast
The Star Online KOTA KINABALU: Malaysian security forces watching Sabah's east coast will be better equipped soon. The Government is providing an additional RM23mil for the acquisition of urgently needed equipment such as boats. Chief Secretary to the Government ... and more » |
AsiaOne |
Kinabalu nudists have left Sabah
The Star Online Sabah Parks lodged a police report over the incident a day after it happened when pictures of five naked men on the mountain surfaced on social media. Later, another picture was posted. This time, it was of the 10 tourists, including four women ... Outrage over pix of foreigners urinating on Mt Kinabalu Free Malaysia Today all 31 news articles » |
Melati Ehsan's associate bags Sabah teaching hospital project worth over ...
The Star Online KUALA LUMPUR: Melati Ehsan Holdings Bhd's 49%-owned associate firm B.H.O. Melati Sdn Bhd has won a 30-year concession to develop Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) Teaching Hospital in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, and carry out the asset management ... and more » |
The Malaysian Insider |
Not bound by 1963 accord to allocate one-third seats to Sabah, Sarawak, says ...
The Malaysian Insider ... Mohd Noor Mansoor, Angkatan Perpaduan Sabah chairman Datuk Wilfred Bumburing, Sabah Progressive Party chairman Datuk Yong Teck Lee, Sabah People's Rights Movement president Narawai Ahmad and STAR Sabah chairman Dr Jeffrey Kitingan. |
Sabah curfew extended
The Star Online Sabah police commissioner Datuk Jalaluddin Abdul Rahman said the 7pm to 5am sea curfew had been extended from June 3 to 17 under Section 31(4) of the Police Act. He said the continuation of the curfew that had been in place for over 10 months was to ... and more » |
