The Borneo Post

PBB, SUPP members in Miri maintain great relations — Ting

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MIRI: The Parti Pesaka Bumiputera Bersatu ( PBB) branches of Piasau, Pujut, Senadin and Lambir here have always been supportive of Sarawak United People’s Party ( SUPP) Miri in every election since 1981.

Piasau assemblyma­n Datuk Sebastian Ting, who is also SUPP secretary-general, said such good relations between both state Barisan Nasional (BN) component parties had existed since the era of past SUPP presidents – former deputy chief minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Dr George Chan, and former federal minister and Miri MP Tan Sri Peter Chin.

“SUPP is happy and confortabl­e in its friendship with PBB.

“With the present stability upheld by BN Sarawak-led government, we should continue to see developmen­t because the people are living in peace and harmony, having excellent relationsh­ip with one another,” he spoke at the Women’s Day Celebratio­n hosted by PBB Piasau Jaya sub-branch at the civic centre here yesterday – where political secretarie­s to chief minister Sarkawi Suhaili and Julani Mokhtar, PBB Piasau Jaya chairman Masni Amit and event organising chairperso­n Laila Mohamad were present.

Commenting on Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Abang Johari Tun Openg’s recent remarks about PBB, SUPP, Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) and Progressiv­e Democratic Party ( PDP) would continue to look after Sarawak, he reiterated that ‘we, Sarawakian­s, would look after ourselves, not other people from outside’.

On the upcoming parliament­ary election, which might be called in April or May, Ting said SUPP would be working very hard to win the Miri seat ‘ for the people of Miri’.

Meanwhile in his speech earlier, Masni highlighte­d that women play key roles in all fields, including economy, just as vital as those played by men.

Adding on, he also encouraged local womenfolk to explore the opportunit­ies in business, including those under cottage industry, which would help generate extra incomes for their families.

 ??  ?? Ting (fifth right) receives a memento from Laila, as Masni (third left) and other guests look on.
Ting (fifth right) receives a memento from Laila, as Masni (third left) and other guests look on.
 ??  ?? Ting (standing, second right) and Masni on his left join some PBB members in a photo-call during the dinner.
Ting (standing, second right) and Masni on his left join some PBB members in a photo-call during the dinner.

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