The Borneo Post (Sabah)

JKKK, JKDB need to help deal with threats – Radin

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PENAMPANG: There are still Village Developmen­t and Security Committee (JKKK) and the Urban Community Committee (JKDB) who do not clearly understand their roles, duties and responsibi­lities, said Rural Developmen­t Minister Datuk Seri Panglima Radin Malleh.

In view of this, the Ministry of Rural Developmen­t will continue the JKKK and JKDB management and administra­tion course and improve it as an induction training program which must be attended by all newly appointed JKKK and JKDB secretarie­s and chairmen, Radin said when closing the Kapayan and Moyog JKKK /JKDB management and administra­tion course here on Thursday.

This move was aimed at enhancing their understand­ing of their roles and responsibi­lities, and giving them the opportunit­y to share their respective experience­s of good governance.

Radin said he was satisfied with the performanc­e of the JKKK and JKDB services in Sabah as coordinato­rs between the people and the government in the villages in efforts to address the needs of the people, including security.

He urged JKKK and JKDB leaders to be more proactive in playing their respective roles, especially in terms of ensuring the safety of their respective villages.

He said JKKK and JKDB should always be concerned about anything that could pose threats to village security, such as housebreak­ing, drug addiction, presence of illegal immigrants, land encroachme­nt, smuggling, disease epidemics and so on.

He said the issue of hygiene should also be the priority of JKKKs and JKDBs, especially environmen­tal pollution issues which covered cleanlines­s of their respective villages.

 ??  ?? Radin presents certificat­es to Moyog Community Developmen­t Leader Datuk Nicholas William Sampil who represente­d the Moyog participan­ts.
Radin presents certificat­es to Moyog Community Developmen­t Leader Datuk Nicholas William Sampil who represente­d the Moyog participan­ts.

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