According to Meanwhile in Malaysia Facebook page, the magazine has concealed the previous headline Escape to Sarawak and sub-headline Four hotels to book on your next trip to the Land Below the Wind.The new headline and sub-headline, which have been printed on a piece of paper and pasted to that particular page of the magazine read Discover Sarawak and “4 hotels to book on your next trip to the Land of the Hornbills”.
Shell’s Access to Energy helps power lives of isolated communities in Sabah Kota Kinabalu: In 2017, Sabah Shell Petroleum Co Ltd launched Access to Energy , a Shell Social Investment programme aimed at providing affordable and continuous supply of electricity from renewable sources for communities who live without connection to the electricity grid. Read more The ‘before’ image is believed to have been shared from Deputy Premier Dato Sri Dr Sim Kui Hian’s Facebook page.
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