KUCHING: The Sri Aman Development Agency (SADA) is proposing four new infrastructure projects. Its infrastructure development working committee co-chairman Datuk Snowdan Lawan said that the Sarawak Public Works Department (PWD) is expected to issue tenders for these projects by the end of the year. The proposed projects include the construction
SEBUYAU: The Sebangan Health Clinic is set to undergo expansion with a total allocation of RM900,000 slated for next year. Minister for Utility and Telecommunication, Datuk Seri Julaihi Narawi, and Batang Lupar MP Mohamad Shafizan Kepli, have jointly contributed to the funds, allocating RM600,000 and RM300,000, respectively.“I have approved an
SARATOK: Many projects will be implemented to enhance the agricultural infrastructure in the Kalaka constituency next year, according to Mohamad Duri. The Kalaka assemblyman said, “After being entrusted by the people, I focus on providing and upgrading agricultural roads in all areas. “For example, improving roads to ensure that agricultural
SARATOK: The Fire and Rescue Station here welcomed a visit from 108 children as part of an educational excursion from the Community Development Department (KEMAS) kindergartens. The group comprised children from KEMAS kindergartens in Kampung Tanjung, Taman Seroja Indah A and B, and Rumah Panjang Nuing Batu 4 Sebatan. Accompanying
MALUDAM: An allocation of RM50 million under the Betong Development Agency (BDDA) will be used to implement four high-impact projects in Maludam and Triso. Lingga assemblywoman Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor said two of these projects aim to address the issue of flooding, which has been adversely affecting agricultural activities of
SARATOK: Kalaka assemblyman Mohamad Duri has issued a reminder to the public to remain vigilant against phone scams, citing a recent case involving a teacher from Saratok. “Awareness campaigns have been carried out extensively by the authorities. However, fraudsters are cunning. They use various methods to deceive their victims. “Therefore,
BETONG: The Sarawak branch of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services (Cuepacs) expresses hope that the Madani Government will raise the Fixed Housing Allowance (ITP) and Regional Incentive Payment (BIW) for civil servants. Sarawak Cuepacs chairman Jubilee Jineh welcomed the recent statement by Communications
TRANSLATED BY ANNABELL NAJA TOMMY SIMANGGANG: Lingga assemblywoman Dayang Noorazah Awang Sohor has urged the Ministry of Education (MoE) to allocate additional special funds annually for the organisation of various school activities. She explained that these funds would cover expenses related to a range of activities within the schools, including
TRANSLATED BY ANNABELL NAJA TOMMY KUCHING: The eagerly anticipated salary increases for federal employees, promised by the Unity Government for the upcoming year, have created a sense of excitement. Many acknowledge that the review of salaries for veteran civil servants has been long overdue. The potential implementation of this review
BELADIN: Rural students must demonstrate that they are as proficient in English as their urban counterparts, said Batang Lupar MP Mohamad Shafizan Kepli. Because of that, he encouraged children from primary school to Form Five to strengthen their grasp of the English language. “An excellent command of English is really
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