Sabah & Sarawak Superblog

• Pada realiti nya,  bukan semudah itu untuk mengenal pasti siapa dan siapa dikalangan pemegang projek IC ini. Kerana mereka ini diserapkan kepada etnik bumiputera yang sememang nya telah ujud di negeri ini sejak berkurun lama nya. Sebagai contoh orang bugis dan suluk tempatan ada lah rakyat bumiputera yang terdaftar sejak  sekian lama di Sabah.
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• Dalam hal yang begini komplek, agak nya Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa BerSatu pun tidak dapat membantu kerana bagi mereka negeri Sabah masih lagi dikategorikan sebagai negeri yang kekurangan penduduk.

Sumber: Agensi

From: SaSa General FEED

KOTA KINABALU - Thai psychic Navaracha Pinitlokakorn aka Prai has made a mind-boggling prediction, claiming that in two years time, a strange phenomenon would cause Peninsular Malaysia to ‘split’ into two.

This was highlighted by online news portal Viralcham.com, quoting an exclusive interview with Prai by the Feminine Magazine, recently.

She noted that the strange phenomenon will have something to do with an abundance of water gushing out from the earth.

She also warned that within the next two years, Malaysia will have a series of calamities, and among those structures to be badly affected includes a 50-storey building located near a road junction in Kuala Lumpur.

Calamities might occur in hilly regions of Peninsular Malaysia and, based on the map shown by her, it appeared to be within the Titiwangsa Mountains.

The said exclusive interview was coincidentally conducted on the same day the deadly 5.9 magnitude earthquake hit Ranau.

“This (the Ranau earthquake) is just the beginning (of more calamities). It (the earth quake) will move places after this,” Prai claimed.

She also said the impact of these calamities on Thailand and Malaysia would be lesser, if a tsunami or volcano eruption happens in Japan.

However, the impact would be greater if such incidents were to happen somewhere in the middle of the South China Sea.

She also claimed that there's a 70 per cent chance of her predictions come true.

The 27-year-old medical student who possessed psychic ability since young became famous after many of her predictions made last year became a reality.

This included earthquakes and major landslides in Thailand, in June and July this year, in places like Phuket, Krabi, Phang Nga, Siam Bay, besides a volcano eruption in Indonesia.

However, she decided to keep a very low profile after that, following criticisms and accusations by some quarters including the Thai government, accusing her of causing panic and chaos among the people.

Nonetheless, during her recent interview with the Feminine Magazine, Prai asserted that her predictions are aimed at allowing the people to take precautionary measures to better deal with calamities, rather than being caught off guard completely.

Since the interview was published in the Magazine in its 616 issue on June 13, and subsequently uploaded by Viralcham.com, it has gone viral.

And thus far, no one from the psychic/astrology or feng shui fraternity in the country has come forward to dismiss nor to support her latest predictions - Kinabalutoday

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED

Pemanah negara, Fatin Nur Fatehah Mat Salleh (dua dari kiri) menyifatkan kejayaan meraih tiga pingat emas pada Sukan SEA 2015 di sini, merupakan hadiah hari jadi paling bermakna untuk dirinya.
Atlet kelahiran Kota Kinabalu, Sabah itu yang menyambut ...


Hadiah hari jadi paling bermakna
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Pemanah negara, Fatin Nur Fatehah Mat Salleh (dua dari kiri) menyifatkan kejayaan meraih tiga pingat emas pada Sukan SEA 2015 di sini, merupakan hadiah hari jadi paling bermakna untuk dirinya.Atlet kelahiran Kota Kinabalu, Sabah itu yang menyambut hari lahir ke-24 pada 4 Jun lepas, mempamerkan panahan cemerlang untuk meraih tiga emas dalam acara compound individu, berpasukan wanita serta berpasukan campuran bersama pemanah lelaki negara, Mohd Juwaidi Mazuki pada hari terakhir acara memanah di Pusat Kriket Kallang hari Ahad."Sebelum datang ke sini, saya hanya meletakkan sasaran satu pingat dalam acara berpasukan, namun tidak menyangka dapat meraih tiga emas. Kemenangan ini saya dedikasikan kepada ibu bapa, jurulatih (Mon Reddy Sut Txi) dan rakan sepasukan yang banyak membantu saya selama ini," katanya.Beliau ditemui pemberita selepas majlis penyampaian pingat yang disempurnakan Ketua Kontinjen negara, Datuk Seri Mohamad Norza Zakaria.Ditanya resepi kejayaannya, bekas penuntut Un

From: SaSa General FEED

KOTA KINABALU - The blue rays seen in the skies over Mount Kinabalu are believed to be a phenomenon usually associated with areas hit by earthquakes.

The photo and video of the blue rays over Mount Kinabalu went viral Thursday evening, a week after the earthquake.

Geologists describe it as a "blue brush stroke light".

They say the generation of lights involved ionization of oxygen in some types of rocks due to high stress before, during and after earthquake and other seismic activities.

The villagers in Ranau living at the foothills of Mount Kinabalu said that the blue rays lasted for a short while and they recorded a video the phenomenon for several minutes.

A Ranau-based nurse Rina Ripau also posted photos of the phenomenon on her Facebook profile.

Another villager said that the skies were bright as if there was a rainbow, but unlike a rainbow, it was all striking blue.

"We have not seen something like this before," said the villager.

Nearly 61 tremors have been felt in the aftermath of the June 5 earthquake with the last reported at 10.57pm on Thursday.

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED

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KUNDASANG - Search and rescue officials believed the death toll from Friday's earthquake at Mount Kinabalu is 19 with the recovery of 17 bodies on top of the mountain on Saturday.

The officials said they did not expect any more bodies to be found as all the missing climbers have been accounted for.

The first bodies - of mountain trainer Robbie Sapinggi, 31, and 12-year-old Singapore student Wee Ying Peony - were found and taken down to the base camp at Sabah Parks on Friday evening.

The officials said the bodies were being winched by helicopters and being flown to Kota Kinabalu.

They said three of the bodies were flown to the Queen Elizabath Hospital at about 4pm, and other bodies are expected to be taken in batches.

As of 4pm Saturday, Ranau police chief Deputy Supt Mohd Farhan Lee said they have recovered 13 bodies.

"The search is still on for six more," he told reporters.

Among those killed were 10 students of Tanjong Katong Primary School in Singapore.

The nationalities and identities of those killed will be released after post mortem.

From: SaSa General FEED

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From: SaSa General FEED

KOTA KINABALU - A magnitude 6.0 earthquake hit Sabah’s west coast here this morning, with tremors felt all over the state’s capital city here.

According to earthquake watch website, the earthquake’s epicentre was located 14km north of the Ranau, about a two-hour drive over mountain roads from Kota Kinabalu.

Tremors were felt around the city and on Mount Kinabalu at around 7.15am, where it was reported several landslides have occurred.

State Meteorological Department director Abdul Malek Tussin said the earthquake depth was reported at 54km with tremors felt around Ranau, Tambunan, Tuaran, Kota Belud and the interiors.

The tremors left locals in a panicked state, with many fleeing from office and residential high-rise buildings.

“I woke up to the building shaking. You can see the hanging lamps swaying. My neighbours were shouting and ran out of the apartment block in panic,” said one resident.

Bird researcher Adam Mitchell, who is based in Kinabalu Park, said that the earthquake was felt on the mountain and one of his partners almost got hit by a landslide.

“It was pretty intense up here. Some landslides happening but we are hoping no one has been hurt,” he said.

There are also unconfirmed reports of buildings cracking due to the tremors, aside from and landslides, in Ranau.

Newswire AFP quoted US geologists confirming the earthquake, but there were no initial reports of damage and no tsunami warning was issued.

The US Geological Survey said the quake struck at a depth of 10 kilometres, with its epicentre located 19 kilometres from the town of Ranau and 54 kilometres from Kota Kinabalu in the district of Sabah.

Malaysia does experience earthquakes but is outside the Ring of Fire, a belt of seismic activity running around the basin of the Pacific Ocean that includes neighbours Indonesia and the Philippines.

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED

From: SaSa General FEED