Search and rescue teams resumed looking on Thursday for a 51-year-old man who went missing in the Ulu Sebuloh forest in Song. Freddie Manggie entered the forest on Tuesday with his brother-in-law to collect daun sabung. After they finished gathering leaves, Freddie complained of stomach pain and walked away to find a place to relieve himself. He did not return. His family lodged a police report on Wednesday afternoon. Four longhouse residents searched the area that morning before Bomba, police, the Malaysian Civil Defence Force and local residents joined the operation later in the day. The initial search covered a 3km radius but produced no sign of Freddie. The site is reached by a forest road near SK Nanga Temalat, a journey of about three hours from the junction. The search was suspended at 6pm on Wednesday and resumed on Thursday; his whereabouts remained unconfirmed in the latest reports.

砂拉越再次成为全马最热的州属！这个周末 Kapit 录得 35.5°C，诗巫 35.4°C 紧追在后。 根据大马气象局数据，全砂各地都在「发烧」—— Mulu 35.1°C、林梦 34.8°C、古晋和 Sri Aman 同达 34.5°C、民都鲁 34.4°C、美里 33.8°C、沐胶 33°C。 这已经不是第一次了。5月21日诗巫以 35.9°C 拿下全马最高温，6月4日轮到林梦（35.8°C）和 Sri Aman（35.5°C）。 [image: 1780898757622-heatwave-sarawak.jpg] 地点： 全砂各地 详情： 砂拉越连续几周蝉联全马最高温排行榜，Kapit、诗巫、古晋等多地气温持续偏高。 新闻来源： DayakDaily 大家注意多喝水！你那边的天气如何？

Sarawak recorded the highest temperatures in Malaysia again this weekend, with Kapit hitting 35.5°C and Sibu close behind at 35.4°C. According to METMalaysia, the heat is being felt across the state — from Mulu (35.1°C) and Limbang (34.8°C) to Kuching and Sri Aman (both 34.5°C), Bintulu (34.4°C), Miri (33.8°C), and Mukah (33°C). This isn't the first time Sarawak has topped the national heat chart. On May 21, Sibu recorded the highest nationwide at 35.9°C. On June 4, Limbang (35.8°C) and Sri Aman (35.5°C) took the top spots. [image: 1780898757622-heatwave-sarawak.jpg] Region: Statewide Sarawak Details: Sarawak has consistently recorded the highest maximum temperatures nationwide, with multiple cities topping the national chart in recent weeks. Kapit and Sibu currently lead, with Kuching experiencing 34.5°C. Source: DayakDaily Stay cool out there, folks. How's the heat treating your area?