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Local Business Sports Leisure BM Kadazan Dusun EDUCATION Archives Latest News	Boatmen nabbed on molest charges |  Teen reported missing found electrocuted |  Census on stateless, undocumented individuals |  PM:    Najib's 'I don't know about 1MDB' lame excuse |  Sabah captain Rawilson set for first national cap |  Nine top MTJA juniors for tournament |  Moves to protect marine resources |  MAWILLA 2 poundohion kumaa hongkod kavavagu |  Iso uvang, iso pomounan: Madius |  SONGKOSUVAZAN MINONINDUO MOGIIGIZON HAMIN DI SINUANG |  Up to 40 pct off with MAS’s Mid-Year Deals |  Aidi ziarah Rumah WargaTua Prichard, Hospital Papar |  Wakil rakyat lapor SPRM, dakwa ada monopoli dalam pembekalan ubat |  Kiulu destinasi lawatan wajib, sasar 1 juta pelancong menjelang 2025 |  Stephen minta PBT percepat bina Terminal Bas Bersepadu Sandakan |   Local     Boatmen nabbed on molest charges the men, who had no papers, were from Tuaran and aged 25 and 23 respectively. They were arrested at 10.50am at Jesselton Point the following day. Full Story   Teen reported missing found electrocuted The seven-year-old boy reported missing since June 19 was found dead in bushes behind a vacant building at Bandar Letat, here, on Thursday. Full Story   Census on stateless, undocumented individuals A government affiliate called Gabungan NGOs Negeri Sabah (GANNOS) will conduct a census on about 800,000 individuals in the state who claim to be stateless or do not possess any identification document. Full Story   PM:    Najib's 'I don't know about 1MDB' lame excuse “Who wants to believe him that he didn’t know when he signed (his name)? Every bit of money that goes in and out of the first borrowing of RM42 billion, all his signature. Full Story   Moves to protect marine resources “I think this is too expensive for Sabahans especially when the resources came from our own sea. For example, one gigantic lobster caught in the deep sea was selling at RM540 after a discount,” said Wong. Full Story   Man slashed in defence of his family The suspect, 34, is a paperless foreigner who was also tested positive for drugs. Full Story   Man in double jeopardy for attack on dad stabbing attempt at Kampung Lok Urai in Pulau Gaya, off here, at 11pm on May 7. Full Story   Ganesh Navaratnam appointed new Naval Region 2 commander According to him, the transfer of Mawilla 2 from Kota Kinabalu to Sandakan last year had enabled operation, training and patrol in eastern Sabah to be conducted more effectively. Full Story   Kula Segaran: Only local cooks allowed in restaurants Since 2014, the Penang state government prohibited foreigners to work as cooks at hawker stalls in the effort to protect national food heritage. Full Story   Road maintenance contractors in Sabah under scrutiny Its minister Datuk Peter Anthony said legal action would be taken against underperforming contractors if necessary Full Story   Truck driver burnt beyond recognition A truck driver was burnt beyond recognition when the oil tanker laden with diesel crashed and caught fire in a ravine here along the Tambunan-Kota Kinabalu road yesterday. Full Story   Ewon: Govt committed in empowering Edu-Tourism Ewon, who is also Kadamaian assemblyman, said he would visit Kampung Sayap on June 23 to get more input from the community on common aspirations to develop the rural tourism sector. Full Story   Special committee to monitor prices after zero GST there were still traders who did not lower the price of their goods. Full Story   Man arrested for sexually assaulting 16-year-old girl The 47-year-old man who was employed as a cook apparently overstepped the family’s invitation to stay with them for Hari Raya celebrations when he broke into the victim’s room at about 4am last Sunday and began forcing himself on her. Full Story   Viet boats caught with 4-ton catch The agency’s new-generation patrol crafts caught up with the two vessels some 95-97 nautical miles north east of Pulau Balambangan, off Kudat, at 2.30 pm as the suspect vessels were fleeing into international waters. Full Story	Now, you can also channel your complaints or grievances to Actionline through our E-Mail You may write to: ActionLine, New Sabah Times, P.O. Box No 15141, 88861 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah.
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