Tarikh: 5 Oktober 2026 Tempat : Ibu Pejabat, LSS Perhimpunan Bulanan Kakitangan Lembaga Sungai-Sungai Sarawak (LSS) bagi bulan Oktober 2026 telah diadakan dengan jayanya sebagai medium penyampaian makluman, pekeliling dan arahan terkini kepada seluruh warga LSS. Dalam amanatnya, Controller menekankan kesiapsiagaan LSS ke arah transformasi sejajar dengan aspirasi Kerajaan Negeri Sarawak. Beliau turut menegaskan kepentingan pematuhan terhadap Arahan Keselamatan serta amalan gaya hidup sihat bagi memastikan tugas dilaksanakan dalam persekitaran yang selamat, sihat, kondusif dan produktif. Majlis turut diisi dengan Lafaz Ikrar Integriti LSS yang diketuai oleh Pegawai Integriti Bertauliah LSS, Encik Sam ak Budi, sesi Sambutan Ulang Tahun LSS yang Ke-33, pelancaran Kempen “Bring Your Own Bottle” (BYOB) sebagai inisiatif menggalakkan amalan mesra alam, serta sambutan hari jadi kakitangan LSS bagi mengeratkan silaturahim warga kerja LSS. Turut hadir barisan pegawai kanan dan kakitangan LSS serta wakil Wilayah I, Kuching manakala kakitangan Wilayah II, Sibu dan Wilayah III, Miri menyertai perhimpunan secara dalam talian.

KUCHING, 1–2 Oktober 2026 – Lawatan Inspektorat bagi pelaksanaan Sarawak Asset Management Compliance Index (SAMCI) ke Lembaga Sungai-Sungai Sarawak (LSS) telah berlangsung dengan lancar. Lawatan ini bertujuan menilai tahap pematuhan LSS terhadap Tatacara Pengurusan Aset Alih dan Tatacara Pengurusan Stor, serta memastikan pengurusan aset dilaksanakan secara teratur dan menyeluruh. Pada hari kedua, pasukan Inspektorat turut melawat Sungai Sarawak Barrage dan VTMS Control Centre bagi meninjau pengurusan serta operasi aset dan kemudahan berkaitan. LSS komited untuk terus memperkukuh tadbir urus dan pengurusan aset secara cekap, sistematik dan berakauntabiliti selaras dengan ketetapan Kerajaan Sarawak.

29 September 2026, Kuala Lumpur - The Sarawak Rivers Board (SRB) participated in Malaysia Maritime Week (MMW) 2026, held from 29 September to 1 October 2026 at the Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre. The delegation was led by Mr. Thomas Romeo Christopher Tegong, Member of the Sarawak Rivers Board, together with four (4) officers Riverine Safety at Headquarters and the Regional Offices in Kuching, Sibu and Miri. The morning session commenced with the Opening Ceremony on 29 September 2026, officiated by the Minister of Transport Malaysia. The ceremony featured the launch of MMW 2026, the Green Bunkering Regulatory Roadmap, the SAMUDERA Collaborative Project between the Royal Malaysian Navy and MISC Berhad, and the Armada Madani Programme, which provides training opportunities for 100 young Malaysians to pursue careers as seafarers, supported by the Malaysia Shipping Development Fund (MSDF).  The afternoon session commenced with an Opening Plenary Session themed “The Future of Maritime Nations in a Changing World”, featuring the Minister of Transport Malaysia as Guest. The session highlighted maritime resilience, energy security and transition, Malaysia’s position as a regional maritime and logistics hub, and government-industry collaboration. Subsequently, the session was followed by a Leadership Dialogue on Maritime Competitiveness, which discussed cost, capability, decarbonisation readiness, digitalisation and ecosystem development, with participation from representatives of Malaysia Shipowners’ Association (MASA), Lloyd’s, Westports Holdings, Baltic and International Maritime Council (BIMCO) and the Maritime and Port Authority of Brunei Darussalam (MPABD). On the second and third days of the conference, the sessions showcased interesting topics on future maritime opportunities and global challenges, focusing on maritime safety and security, cybersecurity, navigational risks, maritime resilience and decarbonisation. The Ports and Logistics sessions covered port competitiveness, digitalisation, multimodal logistics and the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in port and logistics operations. SRB’s participation in MMW 2026 provided a platform for knowledge sharing, professional development and engagement with key stakeholders in the maritime sector, particularly in the areas of riverine safety, navigation management, vessel traffic management, Aids to Navigation (AtoN) and sustainable river development.

KUCHING | 30 SEPTEMBER 2026 — The Sarawak Rivers Board (SRB) received a courtesy visit from Ernst & Young Consulting Sdn Bhd (EY) today. The delegation was warmly received by Lt. Col. Ding Tiew Wong (Bersara), Controller of the Sarawak Rivers Board, together with representatives from SRB. The visit provided an opportunity for EY to introduce its team and for both parties to exchange insights on Phase 2 of the State-Owned Enterprises (SOE) initiative, particularly on the strategies, initiatives and actions undertaken by SRB in support of the initiative. The engagement also provided a platform for SRB to share its organisational strategies, transformation efforts and key initiatives towards strengthening governance, operational effectiveness and service delivery. SRB appreciates the engagement and looks forward to continued collaboration and constructive exchanges in advancing the objectives of the SOE initiative and strengthening the Board’s role in supporting the development of Sarawak’s riverine sector.

Please Click Here To View Album SIBU, 3 September 2026 – The Sarawak Rivers Board (SRB), in collaboration with Spartan Maritime (Sarawak) Sdn. Bhd. (Spartan), held a Stakeholder Engagement Session for the Navigation Study and Design of Aids to Navigation (AtoN) and Surveillance System Installation at Batang Rajang at the Conference Room, Sarawak Rivers Board Region II, Sibu Office. The session aimed to obtain valuable technical input, feedback, recommendations and future requirements relevant to the study. The session was chaired by the Controller of SRB and attended by a total of 28 participants comprising representatives from the Sarawak Region Marine Department, Rajang Port Authority (RPA), Tanjung Manis Port Authority (TMPA), Tanjung Manis Integrated Port Sdn. Bhd. (TMIP), LKIM Tanjung Manis, Natural Resources and Environment Board Sarawak (NREB), Department of Irrigation and Drainage Sarawak, Sibu Division, pilotage representatives and officers from SRB. Discussions focused on navigation routes, vessel traffic, navigation safety and operational challenges, covering existing and proposed AtoN, surveillance and communication systems. Among the latest key matters highlighted was the uncharted Kanowit to Kapit route along Batang Rajang, covering approximately 96 kilometers, which requires further consideration for navigation safety, with a proposed hydrographic survey to assess its navigational conditions. The engagement also identified the need for guidelines on vessel operations during extreme haze conditions and recommendations on river sections where pilotage services may be required, particularly at critical navigational areas such as bridges, to further enhance navigation safety and vessel traffic management within the Study area. The information gathered during the session will contribute towards the preparation of practical and comprehensive recommendations for enhancing navigation safety, improving vessel traffic management and supporting the sustainable development of riverine transportation within the Study area.  SRB appreciates the cooperation and valuable technical input from all participating agencies towards the successful completion of this Study and the continuous enhancement of navigation safety within Sarawak’s inland waterways. The engagement session adjourned at 12.30 p.m.