A girl was safely rescued after reportedly falling from Darul Hana Bridge at Kuching Waterfront on Aug 14. Videos circulating online showed a crowd gathering near the pedestrian bridge. The girl was later seen in the Sarawak River, where a boatman manoeuvred his vessel towards her and brought her to safety. Members of the public were also seen entering the river during the rescue. DayakDaily reported that the girl was understood to be safe. Police had not issued an official statement at the time of reporting, and the circumstances behind the fall had not been confirmed. [image: 1786755941261-darul-hana-rescue.png] Source: DayakDaily Location: Darul Hana Bridge, Kuching Waterfront Details: Rescue confirmed by the source; the cause of the incident remains unconfirmed. Source: DayakDaily What do you think?

Schools have been reminded not to hide bullying or abuse cases just to protect their image. [image: 1785211512313-school_bullying_20260728.jpg] Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said bullying and violence must be dealt with early, whether the case looks big or small at first. He said principals and headmasters should be open when handling bullying cases. Reporting a case does not mean the whole school has failed. It means the school is taking the problem seriously. Parents send their children to school expecting a safe place to study. That safety has to come first. Why it matters Bullying cases can grow worse when schools keep quiet. Anwar said early action is needed before small problems become bigger injustices. Location: Malaysia Details: Reminder issued during a meeting with Ministry of Education staff in Putrajaya on July 28, 2026. Photo: Bernama via The Borneo Post Source: The Borneo Post What do you think?

A viral claim says an influencer ate RM76 worth of food at Kuching Food Festival without paying. MBKS says it will check first. [image: 1785027878912-mbks_rm76_claim.jpeg] Source: DayakDaily Kuching South City Council (MBKS) Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng said he will look into the claim before drawing any conclusion. He said during his ShallWeeTalk live session on July 25 that he was not sure if the allegation was true. If it is proven, he said the person involved should step forward and settle the bill. Wee also reminded the public not to spread unverified claims too quickly, especially when images online may point people toward the wrong person. He said vendors work hard for a living, and RM76 is not a small amount for small food operators. Location: Kuching Food Festival, MBKS Community Hall Details: MBKS Mayor Dato Wee Hong Seng says he will investigate the viral RM76 food bill claim Source: https://dayakdaily.com/mbks-mayor-to-probe-viral-claim-influencer-did-not-pay-rm76-food-bill-at-kuching-festival/ What do you think?