By flight, Ba Kelalan is only 30 minutes away from Lawas, the nearest town. However, land access is via a 125km former logging trail, a journey which takes at least six hours when conditions are good.

MIRI (July 2): A suspension bridge connecting Kampung Buduk Nur and SK Ba Kelalan in Ba Kelalan, Lawas is in dire need of immediate repairs as part of it has tilted to one side. According to the ...

MIRI (April 24): The only bridge linking Long Langai and SK Ba Kelalan to the outside world is in dire need of repair, said Parti Bumi Kenyalang (PBK) vice president Peter Asut. He said in a ...

BA’KELALAN, Nov 12 --Construction of the Ba’kelalan Customs, Immigration and Quarantine (CIQ) Complex, which has been left abandoned since two years ago, will be re-tendered to get the project ...

Involved in the celebration also children and students from SK Ba’ Kelalan primary school. “Is there still any clean river, safe for bathing? Dad, what does breed look like? Uncle, can you show me the ...

KUCHING: Any proposal to gazette Ulu Trusan in northern Sarawak as a totally protected area (TPA) should include consultation with the local villagers, says Ba'Kelalan assemblyman Baru Bian. Read ...

TWO schools located in the interior of Sarawak - SK Ulu Lubai and SK Ba Kelalan have been named joint winners of the 2009 Commonwealth Education Good Practice Awards.

Nationwide, there are 34 schools participating in the programme and more than 35,000 school througout the world. In SK Ba Kelalan, the main focus was on the river’s cleanliness where the pupils ...

KUALA LUMPUR, April 29 -- The Ba’kelalan STOLport ( short take-off and landing airport) operated by Malaysia Airports Holdings Bhd (MAHB) is vital for supplies distribution to isolated villages in ...

S'WAK POLLS The disappointment over the lack of change in the constituency of Ba'kelalan is as widespread as it is palpable. Perhaps sensing it, incumbent Baru Bian, the Sarawak PKR chief, is ...

KUCHING: Baru Bian commended voters for helping him retain the Ba’Kelalan seat by a slightly improved margin despite the “promises and money” from Barisan Nasional (BN) leaders.