Kundasang, Sabah, at 9. 28am Tuesday( April 26). According to a statement from the Malaysian Meteorological

KOTA KINABALU: People travelling to the highlands of Kundasang in Sabah for holidays should not

-lane Kundasang-Ranau road, says Ranau Tourism Association( Rata) president Malvin Marcus.He said that

Corporation( RDC) is slated to open in May. The centre, which will be in Kundasang, is aimed at elevating

Bypass at Kologon in Ranau-was sparked by a female hostel student at SMK Kundasang, who first showed

KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is set to receive one million Covid-19 vaccine doses this month and an additional 1.2 million in August, which will help expedite immunisation efforts in the state. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor, therefore wants the mobile outreach programme to interior areas to be intensified to ensure communities there also get their shots." We want to ensure no folks are left behind in the National Covid-19 Immunisation Programme( PICK).“ The new supplies of vaccines will definite

KOTA KINABALU: A Taiwanese man who fell on his descent from Mount Kinabalu was brought down safely by mountain rescuers. Mountain Rescue and Search( Mosar) spokesman said the 58-year-old climber was brought down safely using a Robinson Stretcher. The victim suffered swelling to his hip after the fall and was handed over to waiting paramedics at the Timpohon Gate, the base of Mount Kinabalu at about 2. 10pm on Tuesday( Jan 30). The spokesman said that the victim was taken by an ambulance to the K

KOTA KINABALU: Two Buddhist monks have completed a 300km journey on foot, traversing rugged and mountainous terrain across three Sabah districts on Sunday( May 15). Bhante Khemmacaro and Phra Cheng Sanjato, monks of the Theravada tradition, started their walk from the state capital to the northern Kudat district last March 24, accompanied by five lay followers. They ended the three-week journey called the" Walk for Peace and Harmony", concluding their arduous 300km trip on Wesak Day today in Kun

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah Fire and Rescue Services Department’s mountain rescuers here were kept busy over the last 48 hours aiding three people suffering from acute mountain sickness( AMS). Its operation centre spokesman said the rescue bids involved two women and a man who could not continue the descent after suffering from mountain illness. They had to be brought down by stretchers.In safe hands: Sabah Fire and Rescue Services Department mountain rescue team carrying a climber who was in distr

KOTA KINABALU: A road tour aimed at raising awareness on the importance of Sabah ICs is being planned from May 11 to May 15. The event is organised by the Sabah Progressive Party( SAPP) Youth movement, and is expected to cover a distance of about 1, 600km across Sabah, starting from Penampang district. SAPP Youth chief Jamain Sarudin said they would then proceed to Papar, Membakut, Beaufort, Sipitang and Tenom all on the first day.He said they plan to convey their message through the distributio