达鲁哈纳桥跳跃视频传开后，DBKU已经报警。 [image: 1784941442264-dbku-darul-hana-bridge-stunt.jpg] 古晋北市政厅（DBKU）表示，网上流传一段约10秒的视频，显示一名人士疑似从古晋河滨公园的达鲁哈纳桥跳下，市政厅已就事件报警。 这段视频据称是在7月23日开始流传。DBKU是在7月24日下午2时11分报案，让警方进一步调查。 为什么DBKU认真看待 DBKU说，这类行为不只危及当事人安全，也可能影响公共秩序，并带来模仿风险。 市政厅也提醒，类似行为可能涉及公共滋扰相关条文。若有人知道视频中人士的资料，可联系警方或DBKU协助调查。 地点： 古晋河滨公园达鲁哈纳桥 详情： DBKU于2026年7月24日报警，视频据称7月23日开始流传 Hot Score： 27/30 新闻来源： https://dayakdaily.com/dbku-condemns-viral-darul-hana-bridge-stunt-jump-lodges-police-report/ 图片： DayakDaily 地标是大家的，安全也是大家的。你觉得呢？

A viral stunt at Darul Hana Bridge has now become a police matter. [image: 1784941442264-dbku-darul-hana-bridge-stunt.jpg] Kuching North City Hall (DBKU) said it has lodged a police report after a short video showed an individual allegedly jumping from the Darul Hana Bridge at Kuching Waterfront. The video was said to have started circulating on July 23, and DBKU filed the report at 2.11pm on July 24. Why DBKU is taking it seriously DBKU said the act could endanger the person involved, affect public safety and encourage copycat behaviour at one of Kuching's main landmarks. The city hall also said such actions may fall under public nuisance provisions, and asked anyone with information about the person in the video to assist PDRM or DBKU. Location: Darul Hana Bridge, Kuching Waterfront Details: DBKU police report lodged on July 24, 2026, after viral July 23 video Hot Score: 27/30 Source: https://dayakdaily.com/dbku-condemns-viral-darul-hana-bridge-stunt-jump-lodges-police-report/ Photo: DayakDaily Public landmark, public safety. What do you think?

又来了 — Batman、Spiderman 在古晋交通灯前举桶子向司机讨钱。 DBKU（古晋北市市政委员会）放话了：再不听劝，就采取行动。 古晋北市市长 Dato Hilmy Othman 表示，当局接到大量投诉，这些穿超级英雄装的人在繁忙路口向司机募款，劝完就消失两三天，然后又跑回来。 [image: 1782712956689-dbku-superheroes.jpg] 「每次我们采取行动，他们消失两三天又回来了。如果他们继续固执不听劝，我们不排除采取更强硬的行动。」 安全隐忧 市长强调，这种行为不只对募款者本身危险，司机在繁忙时段突然刹车或分心，也容易造成意外。 街头表演需申请 DBKU 澄清并非禁止街头表演，但任何表演或募款活动都必须先申请准证。在危险地点无准证募款，当局不会坐视不管。 地点： DBKU 辖区，古晋 详情： 穿超级英雄装在路边讨钱者屡劝不听，DBKU 考虑加强执法 新闻来源： DayakDaily 有人在古晋红灯前遇过这些「超级英雄」吗？

They're back at it again — Spiderman, Batman and Iron Man at Kuching traffic lights, waving buckets for donations. DBKU (Kuching North City Commission) says it's had enough. Despite repeated warnings, people dressed as superheroes keep returning to busy road intersections and roundabouts to collect money from drivers. Mayor of Kuching North, Dato Hilmy Othman, said complaints have been flooding in through the DBKU hotline and from enforcement officers on the ground. [image: 1782712956689-dbku-superheroes.jpg] "Every time we take action, they disappear for two or three days — then they come back again," he said. "We have no issue taking firm action if they remain stubborn." Safety concern Hilmy stressed that the activity is dangerous — not just for the people standing in traffic, but also for motorists who get distracted or have to brake suddenly, especially during peak hours. Street performance not banned DBKU clarified that it's not against street performances per se — but anyone wanting to perform or entertain needs a permit first. Collecting money at hazardous spots without approval won't be tolerated. "Any form of entertainment within DBKU's administrative area requires prior approval," he said. Location: DBKU jurisdiction, Kuching Details: Roadside 'superheroes' collecting donations at traffic lights have ignored repeated warnings; DBKU considering stricter enforcement Source: DayakDaily Has anyone else seen these 'superheroes' at Kuching traffic lights?

Kuching has plenty of cat statues, but the Cat Museum is where the joke becomes a full collection. My advice: treat it as a quirky indoor stop, not a reason to build an entire day around Bukit Siol. The museum sits inside the DBKU headquarters on Bukit Siol, away from the usual Waterfront walking route. That location is the first thing to plan for: it makes more sense by car or e-hailing than as a casual add-on while exploring old Kuching. [image: 1780884416332-kuching_cat_museum_entrance.jpg] Source: Wikimedia Commons Inside, the collection moves between cat-related art, advertising, stamps, toys, cultural beliefs and natural-history material. Some displays feel nostalgic rather than high-tech. I do not see that as a deal-breaker, but visitors expecting a modern interactive museum should set expectations correctly. [image: 1780884416567-interior_view_of_kuching_cat_museum.jpg] Source: Wikimedia Commons Who will enjoy it most? Cat lovers and families will get the easiest fun from it. The collection is broad enough for a slow browse, while the unusual theme gives children plenty to point at. If museums are not normally your thing, the novelty can still carry a short visit. [image: 1780884416787-666_-_kuching_cat-museum.jpg] Source: Wikimedia Commons My honest verdict: worth doing when you have transport, spare time or need an indoor option. If your Kuching schedule is only one day, I would prioritise the Waterfront–Main Bazaar area and Borneo Cultures Museum first, then add the Cat Museum if the theme genuinely appeals to you. [image: 1780884421939-cat_museum_001.jpg] Source: Wikimedia Commons Practical planning Operating check — 2026-08-23: DBKU's current page lists 9:00am–4:30pm Monday–Sunday, except public holidays. I found no closure, relocation or upgrading notice on the official page today; hours can still change, so verify before leaving. Location: DBKU headquarters, Bukit Siol, Petra Jaya Getting there: Around 15–20 minutes by car from central Kuching when traffic is light Time needed: Roughly 45–90 minutes for most visitors Access: The museum is on an upper floor; use the building lift and follow DBKU signage Before going: Confirm current opening hours, public-holiday arrangements and admission with DBKU Best pairing: Petra Jaya, the north bank, Fort Margherita or a later Waterfront stop [image: 1780884422139-cat_museum_002.jpg] Source: Wikimedia Commons Would I recommend it to everyone? Not automatically. But for cat people, rainy-day planners and anyone who enjoys odd little museums, it is one of Kuching's most distinctive stops.

古晋到处都有猫雕像，但猫博物馆才是把这座城市的“猫梗”变成完整收藏的地方。我的建议是：把它当成一个有趣的室内行程，不必为了它单独排满一整天。 博物馆位于 Bukit Siol 的古晋北市市政局（DBKU）总部，并不在河滨公园那条游客步行路线。这个地点必须先考虑：自驾或叫车最方便，不适合从老街顺便走过去。 [image: 1780884416332-kuching_cat_museum_entrance.jpg] 来源： Wikimedia Commons 馆内收藏横跨猫主题艺术、广告、邮票、玩具、不同文化中的猫信仰，以及部分自然历史资料。有些展柜走的是怀旧路线，不是现代互动展馆。我不觉得这是致命缺点，不过如果你期待的是高科技体验，最好先调整预期。 [image: 1780884416567-interior_view_of_kuching_cat_museum.jpg] 来源： Wikimedia Commons 谁会最喜欢？ 猫奴和亲子家庭最容易逛得开心。主题够特别，小朋友会有很多东西可以看；成年人也能从海报、纪念品和文化资料中慢慢找细节。平时不爱逛博物馆的人，也可能因为题材够特别而愿意停留一阵。 [image: 1780884416787-666_-_kuching_cat-museum.jpg] 来源： Wikimedia Commons 我的真实判断是：有交通、有空档，或下雨需要室内行程时值得去。 如果你在古晋只有一天，我会先排河滨公园、Main Bazaar 和婆罗洲文化博物馆；确定自己真的喜欢猫主题，再把这里加进去。 [image: 1780884421939-cat_museum_001.jpg] 来源： Wikimedia Commons 实用安排 地点： Petra Jaya、Bukit Siol 的 DBKU 总部 交通： 从古晋市中心出发，交通顺畅时约15至20分钟车程 建议时间： 大多数人约45至90分钟 入馆： 博物馆位于高楼层，可使用电梯并跟随 DBKU 指示 出发前： 向 DBKU 确认最新开放时间、公共假期安排及入场规定 顺路组合： Petra Jaya、北岸、Fort Margherita，之后再回河滨公园 [image: 1780884422139-cat_museum_002.jpg] 来源： Wikimedia Commons 我不会把它列为每个人都必须去的景点；但对猫奴、雨天行程和喜欢冷门小博物馆的人来说，它确实很有古晋特色。