Public Health Section
Plays, dramas, operas, variety shows, concerts, dances, beauty pageants, singing and music performances (live bands or musical instruments).
Public funfairs, carnivals, trade exhibitions and other entertainment held in public places open to visitors.
Temporary food fairs and events where food or beverages are prepared and sold for public consumption, with or without alcoholic beverages.
Providing facilities such as a lounge, pub or bar, with or without the sale or supply of alcoholic beverages or food.
- Licence Fee / DayRM 15
- Processing Fee / PermitRM 20
- Circus / DayRM 50
- Funfair / DayRM 20
- Exhibition / Stall / DayRM 10
- Other Entertainment / DayRM 20
- Temporary Permit (Stall Erection) / DayRM 10
- Temporary Goods Hawker / Day / SpaceRM 5
Miri Food Fiesta Fair — 1–14 May 2025 (14 days) · 30 food stalls
| Fee Item | Rate | Calculation | Total |
|---|---|---|---|
| Licence to Operate Entertainment Venue | RM15/day | 14 days | RM 210.00 |
| Entertainment Licence (Funfair/Stage) | RM20/day | 14 days | RM 280.00 |
| Temporary Permit (Stall Erection) | RM10/day | 14 days | RM 140.00 |
| Temporary Goods Hawker | RM5/day/space | 30 stalls x 14 days | RM 2,100.00 |
| Processing Fee | — | per permit | RM 20.00 |
| Total Permit Fees | RM 2,750.00 | ||
Police Permit, DOSH (Department of Occupational Safety and Health) and other relevant departmental approvals as applicable.
A clearance letter from the Immigration and Labour Management Unit, Sarawak Premier's Department is required for Non-Sarawakian or Foreign Performers.
All food handlers must possess a valid Food Handler Certificate, current Medical Report, and proof of Anti-Typhoid Vaccination.
Organisers must pay fees before the event begins, comply with all by-laws, manage waste disposal, control noise levels, and restore the site after the event.
Controlling insect populations, particularly mosquitoes, by applying pesticides to aquatic breeding habitats to destroy them at the larval stage.
When used according to product label instructions, larvicide does not harm humans, pets or the environment. Available in tablet, granule or liquid form.
Larviciding is carried out by the Council at commercial centres, places of worship, residential areas, markets and hawker centres throughout Miri City.
Promoting public awareness to prevent the spread of vector-borne diseases by eliminating mosquito breeding and hiding sites.
Eliminate water pools or containers that may become mosquito breeding sites — tyres, pots, drains and open culverts.
Cut, trim and maintain vegetation. Ensure the first branch has a clearance of at least 2 feet from the ground.
Avoid accumulation or hoarding of items that may create hiding or resting places for mosquitoes.
High pressure within the machine converts a water-based solution into fine particles that spread widely to eliminate adult mosquitoes.
Uses heat to vaporise a diesel-based fogging liquid, producing thick smoke used in larger open areas.
Only female mosquitoes bite humans to obtain a blood meal needed for egg development.
Three days after a blood meal, a female mosquito lays 60 to 80 eggs at one time.
Full life cycle: egg to larva to pupa to adult takes just 7–10 days.
A mosquito can live for 14 to 30 days, laying eggs multiple times throughout its lifetime.
One female mosquito with 4 blood meals in 3 months can produce over 11 million adult mosquitoes.
