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What is happening across Sarawak — from Kuching to the highlands, and everywhere the road runs out.

On August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip of

What each haze reading triggers in Sarawak, from school sports to shut offices

Sarawak's haze response runs on a handful of Air Pollutant Index thresholds, and each one hands a different decision to a different body.

Muhammad Kashif5 min read

On August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip of

Sarawak's haze eases to four unhealthy areas as Serian falls back below 200

Muhammad Kashif25 Sept

Rajang Port Authority and port facilities at Sibu, Sarawak, Malaysia.

Sarawakku Sayang 2026: a railway start, a Sibu economic zone and 5,700km of roads

Muhammad Kashif25 Sept

On August 22, 2004, clouds and smoke swirled over the islands that sit between Australia and Asia, at the crossroads of the Indian Ocean to the west and the Pacific Ocean to the east. Large islands pictured here are Borneo (right), Java (bottom), and Sumatra (left) At top left is the southern tip of

Serian's 108 schools shut as haze pushes the district past API 200 again

Muhammad Kashif25 Sept

Samarinda Temindung Airport - WALS, Borneo (Samarinda)

AirAsia returns to Bintulu and Sibu from Kota Kinabalu on 1 and 2 November

Muhammad Kashif18 Sept

Considered by some the world's largest orchid. Found in the lowlands of Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines. Locally called Orkid Harimau (tiger orchid) Photo from Batang Ai Reservoir, Sarawak, Borneo. In context at www.dixpix.ca/indonesia/flora/orchid/index.html

Sarawak's water is 85.6 per cent covered. The rest needs RM20 billion

Muhammad Kashif8 Sept

The following is the author's description of the photograph quoted directly from the photograph's Flickr page. "After spending an hour at our hotel, we went out to the riverfront for an afternoon walk. At first we saw a lot of police boats on the river, we thought they were just patrolling. But to o

When the road stops: how healthcare reaches Sarawak's interior

Muhammad Kashif8 Sept

Top left: Neocerambyx aeneus = Aeolesthes aurifaber (White, 1853) Top right: Megacriodes Saundersii = Batocera saundersii (Pascoe, 1866) Center: Diurus furcellatus [ sic ] = Diurus furcillatus Gyllenhal, 1833 Bottom left: Cladognathus tarandus = Cyclommatus tarandus (Thunberg, 1806) Bottom center: E

Samarahan at 226 is the only very unhealthy reading left in Malaysia

Muhammad Kashif7 Sept

Thick gray plumes of smoke stream from large numbers of fires scattered across the island of Borneo.

Why a Sarawak peat fire takes eight days to put out

Muhammad Kashif4 Sept

Serian Lake Garden in 2022

Sarawak's air quality table: Lubok Antu 470, Serian 408, and what the bands mean

Muhammad Kashif4 Sept

Samarinda Temindung Airport - WALS, Borneo (Samarinda)

Sarawak's sixteen airfields, and the runway lengths that decide what lands

Muhammad Kashif3 Sept

View of Long Tanid rice fields at the Lun Bawang village of Long Tanid, Sarawak.

Rahmah Madani sales in Sarawak: the 30 per cent band, and the interior problem

Muhammad Kashif3 Sept