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Borneo Post
11-07-2025
- Borneo Post
Motorcyclist, pillion rider killed in early morning crash near Bintangor
The car and the motorcycle at the crash scene at Jalan Skim B, Bintangor. – Police handout photo BINTANGOR (July 11): A tragic early morning accident along Jalan Skim B near here today claimed the lives of a motorcyclist and his pillion rider. Meradong district police chief DSP Tansli Mering said police received a report at around 4am of a crash involving a motorcycle and a car. 'Initial investigation suggested that the car travelling from Sarikei towards Jalan KJD hit the motorcycle along the same lane. 'However, further investigation indicated that both the rider and pillion were likely to have been involved in a self accident first before being hit by the car,' he said in a statement today. Paramedics at the scene confirmed that both victims died on the spot, while the driver of the car was unharmed. The case is being investigated under Section 41(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987. 'We urge any witnesses to come forward and assist in the investigation by contacting the Meradong District Police Headquarters at 084-693222,' added Tansli. He also reminded road users to remain vigilant, especially when driving at night, and to avoid getting behind the wheel when drowsy or under the influence of alcohol. accident Bintangor crash fatal motorcycle
Borneo Post
11-07-2025
- Borneo Post
Six nabbed for illegal cockfighting in Meradong
Tansli says the suspects and seized items were taken to the Bintangor Police Station for further action. – Meradong District Police photo BINTANGOR (July 11): Six men were arrested yesterday for allegedly being involved in illegal cockfighting gambling activities in Meradong. Meradong police chief DSP Tansli Mering said the arrests were made following a raid by a team from the Meradong District Police Headquarters' Criminal Investigation Division. 'During the operation, police raided an open area along Jalan Tanjung Manis/Sibu, which was believed to be used as a venue for cockfighting gambling. 'As a result of the raid, six men were apprehended and several items related to the activity were seized,' he said in a statement today. Among the seized items were live and dead roosters, a weighing scale, and a whiteboard used to record the cockfighting sessions. Tansli said the suspects and seized items were taken to the Bintangor Police Station for further action. The case is being investigated under Section 73(1)(g) of the Public Health (Veterinary) Ordinance 1999, which provides for a fine of up to RM2,000, or imprisonment of up to six months, or both, upon conviction. 'We advise the public to refrain from engaging in any form of gambling and to cooperate with the police by reporting any gambling activities or criminal information in their area, in order to curb illegal activities,' he said. arrest cockfighting gambling Meradong PDRM
The Star
11-07-2025
- The Star
Six nabbed in Sarawak during cockfighting raid
BINTANGOR: Police raided a cockfighting ring near Jalan Tanjung Manis on Thursday (July 10) and arrested six local men. Meradong police chief DSP Tansli Mering said in a statement today that several items were also seized, including live and dead roosters, weighing scales, and a whiteboard used during the fights. All suspects, believed to be actively involved in the illegal gambling activity, were brought to the Bintangor police station for further action. The case is being investigated under Section 73(1)(g) of the Public Health (Veterinary) Ordinance 1999, which, upon conviction, may result in offenders facing a fine of up to RM2,000, imprisonment of up to six months, or both. Tansli also advised the public to stay away from all forms of illegal gambling, including cockfighting, urging anyone with information on such activities to come forward and assist the police in curbing unlawful practices.
Malay Mail
11-07-2025
- Malay Mail
Six arrested in Sarawak cockfighting raid, roosters and betting items seized
BINTANGOR, July 11 — Police raided a cockfighting ring near Jalan Tanjung Manis on Thursday and arrested six local men. Meradong police chief DSP Tansli Mering said in a statement today that several items were also seized, including live and dead roosters, weighing scales, and a whiteboard used during the fights. All suspects, believed to be actively involved in the illegal gambling activity, were brought to the Bintangor police station for further action. The case is being investigated under Section 73(1)(g) of the Public Health (Veterinary) Ordinance 1999, which, upon conviction, may result in offenders facing a fine of up to RM2,000, imprisonment of up to six months, or both. Tansli also advised the public to stay away from all forms of illegal gambling, including cockfighting, urging anyone with information on such activities to come forward and assist the police in curbing unlawful practices. — Bernama
The Sun
11-07-2025
- The Sun
Six arrested in Bintangor cockfighting raid, items seized
BINTANGOR: Police conducted a raid on a cockfighting operation near Jalan Tanjung Manis, arresting six local men suspected of involvement in illegal gambling. The operation led to the seizure of multiple items, including live and dead roosters, weighing scales, and a whiteboard used during the fights. Meradong police chief DSP Tansli Mering confirmed the arrests in a statement, noting that the suspects were taken to the Bintangor police station for further investigation. The case is being handled under Section 73(1)(g) of the Public Health (Veterinary) Ordinance 1999, which carries penalties of up to RM2,000 in fines, six months' imprisonment, or both. Tansli urged the public to avoid illegal gambling activities, including cockfighting, and encouraged individuals with relevant information to assist authorities in preventing such unlawful practices.
