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April 07, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: Some 100 e-hailing vehicle drivers and p-hailing riders in the district received donations of free Ramadan fuel at Petronas Sri Kuhara Petrol Station, Jalan Kuhara, on Friday.
April 07, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) detained a local fishing boat for fishing less than two nautical miles from the shore, around 4.45pm, on Thursday.
April 07, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: With Aidilfitri just around the corner, the Tawau Ferry Terminal here is abuzz with hundreds of Indonesians living in the country starting to travel home to celebrate the festival.
April 05, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) detained three men, including an Indonesian, and seized a tugboat carrying 856 logs at a location 0.4 nautical miles south of the mouth of Sungai Logpond, here, last Tuesday (April 2).
April 04, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: The Welfare Department here is looking for the biological mother or next-of-kin of Sofea Jasmin (pic) who was abandoned at the Tawau Hospital after being born on October 23 last year. .
April 03, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: Persatuan Gabungan Nama Cina Tawau Sabah will collaborate with the Uni Enrol Malaysia to hold a scholarship programme at the conference hall of Sabah Chinese High School at 2pm-4pm, here, this Sunday.
April 03, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: An Assistant General Manager of a company was charged in the Magistrate’s Court, here, Tuesday, on four counts of misusing company property, namely gold concentrate waste, between 2020 and last December 2022.
April 03, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: A paperless man’s attempt to smuggle 500.53 grammes of syabu hidden in a pink thermos flask failed after being apprehended by police on March 29. .
April 02, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: The owner of a packaging and delivery company for frozen and fresh seafood products was charged in the Magistrate’s Court here, Monday, with two counts of submitting incorrect tax returns amounting to RM41,069.42.
March 30, 2024 Sabah
TAWAU: Converts in Sabah need to be given attention especially in welfare and education aspects so that they do not fall out with the flow of time, said Assistant Minister to the Chief Minister, Datuk Nizam Abu Bakar Titingan.
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