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Anti-graft measures must be complemented by ongoing integrity education, says consumer group (opens the original)
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KOTA KINABALU: Corruption cannot be wiped out through enforcement and penalties alone without addressing the culture and attitudes that allow it to become normalised, says a consumer group. The National Consumer Foundation of Malaysia (YPNM) Sabah chapter said that continuous integrity and anti-corruption education must start from schools and extend into the civil service, private sector, business sector and local communities.
Govt must boost incentives for outstation doctors in state, says MMA Sabah (opens the original)
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KOTA KINABALU: The government must enhance incentives and welfare benefits for outstation medical officers posted to Sabah as the doctor shortage reaches a critical point, says the Malaysian Medical Association (MMA). MMA Sabah branch chairman Dr Brandon Patrick Senagang said recent figures showed that out of 138 medical officers expected to report to hospitals across the state, only 47 had reported for duty, representing approximately 34%. "These figures involve hospital postings only and do no
Vessel seized for illegal fishing in Sabah waters, 65 foreign crewmen detained (opens the original)
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KOTA KINABALU: The Malaysian Maritime Enforcement Agency (MMEA) seized a fishing vessel off Mantanani Island, detaining its 65 Filipino crew members along with four tonnes of catch. Sabah and Labuan MMEA director Maritime First Adm Mohd Khairulanuar Abd Majid @ Razali said agency personnel were on routine patrol in the area on Sunday (Sept 27). "They noticed the vessel at around 1.30pm and approached it for an inspection," he said. He said the crew members did not possess any documents and had v
Quick-thinking teens jump out window to survive flames in Kampung Dandun (opens the original)
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KOTA KINABALU: Two teenage girls escaped a devastating house fire in rural Pitas early Tuesday (Sept 29) by jumping out of a window to safety, leaving them injured but alive. The victims, aged 18 and 13, were trapped when flames engulfed two adjacent homes, a double-storey house and a stilt house, in Kampung Dandun around 4.30am. With their escape routes blocked by the fast-spreading fire, the pair were forced to leap from a window.
Four killed after car crashes into parked trailer in KK (opens the original)
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KOTA KINABALU: Four men in their 20s were killed after their car crashed into a parked trailer along Jalan Sepanggar early Sunday (Sept 27), here. The 23-year-old car driver was believed to have lost control of his vehicle and skidded off his lane into the parked trailer, crashing into it near Taman Jaya Diri at around 2.30am. Sabah Fire and Rescue Department acting Kota Kinabalu station chief Mohd Hannis Moktar said the driver and three passengers were pinned inside the wrecked vehicle. "Rescue
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