No super-typhoon likely to hit north Sarawak, says assistant minister


Miri Civil Defence units preparing their boats for any flood eventualities for the coming days. -Photo by Stephen Then

MIRI: It is highly unlikely that a super-typhoon will hit northern Sarawak in the coming days, said one of the state's assistant ministers.

Sarawak assistant tourism minister Datuk Lee Kim Shin said official checks showed that no super-typhoon approaching the state.

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