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Update (30/10/06): The Borneo Bulletin today carried the story of the accident. Inalillahi wa inalillahi rajiun… Takziah to the family of the young lady who was killed in the horrific crash… Al faaatihah…
Thousands of people in Brunei are currently affected by hearing loss. The many myths and misconceptions that exist may discourage some people from seeking help to improve their lives through better hearing. Hear Better Services is a newly-established hearing centre in Brunei Darussalam which aims to provide hearing care solutions….
As a proud Bruneian citizen, I deeply value the care our government provides for its people. The recent policy change, effective July 1, 2025, which ends free healthcare for non-citizens, including permanent residents with foreign nationalities and foreign spouses of Bruneians, has sparked much discussion. Reflecting on my own experience…
This year, for the first time in many years, I was not involved in the National Day event. It was strange but I felt this pang of sadness as I watched the wet parade on TV. I would have happily marched with my fellow Bruneians that morning in the rain…
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i was too amongst the people who got stuck in the traffic yday afternoon. When i read today’s paper there it was with a shocking headline. My condolences to the famly of the girl and i second your statement “berhati-hati di jalan musim raya ani”
The pictures you took were even more horrific than the one at the front page of the bulletin.
‘Berhati-hati di jalan raya’ not just in musim raya, but also in non-musim raya. One of my seniors died last year through self accident in the rain as well. Her husband collided into a thin tree, but the impact was so great that she fell out of the car (according to witnesses) and the husband’s car (an old Ford model with tough body) was severely wrecked. That taught me not to drive fast during rainy seasons.