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Sarawak announces two months’ salary aid for state civil servants, RM700 for federal staff

KUCHING, Oct 21 — The Sarawak government today announced a Special Financial Assistance (BKK) equivalent to two months’ salary for state civil servants, as well as a payment of...

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砂拉越宣布向州公务员提供两个月工资援助,向联邦政府工作人员提供700令吉援助。

Sarawak civil servants will receive a two-month salary bonus based on their November 2026 salary, with payments made by year's end.

Federal civil servants in Sarawak will get a one-off payment of RM700, to be disbursed in early 2027.

Sarawak retirees in the state service will receive RM500 each, and private media members registered in certain associations will receive RM700 incentives.

KUCHING, Oct 21 — The Sarawak government today announced a Special Financial Assistance (BKK) equivalent to two months’ salary for state civil servants, as well as a payment of RM700 for federal civil servants serving in Sarawak.

Sarawak Premier Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg said the two-month salary assistance is based on the last drawn basic salary as of November 2026, with payment scheduled to be made before the end of this year.

“This assistance is expected to benefit 19,851 Sarawak civil servants, with an estimated expenditure of RM144 million,” he said while concluding the debate on the 2027 State Budget at the State Legislative Assembly sitting here today.

For federal civil servants in Sarawak, he announced a one-off payment of RM700.

“This assistance is expected to benefit 132,347 federal civil service personnel, with an estimated expenditure of RM93 million, and will be paid out in the first quarter of 2027.

“For retirees of the Sarawak State Civil Service, we are providing a one-off financial aid of RM500 each to approximately 10,141 recipients, with an estimated expenditure of RM5.1 million,” he said.

Additionally, Abang Johari announced an incentive of RM700 each for private media practitioners registered with six media associations in Sarawak. — Bernama

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