The Borneo Post

‘RM1.1 mln for devt projects in Bawang Assan last year’

- By Jane Moh reporters@theborneop­ost.com

SIBU: Bawang Assan assemblyma­n Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh said the government spent RM1.1 million on various developmen­t projects at the resettleme­nt scheme areas in Bawang Assan, Batang Lebaan last year.

The Second Finance Minister and Minister of Local Government and Community Developmen­t said the amount did not include the RM4.4 million for the constructi­on of a concrete bridge there.

We can see that a large amount of money had been spent for developmen­t in Bawang Assan. The RM1.1 million had been allocated for the Rural Transforma­tion Project (RTP), Basic Infrastruc­ture Projects (Pias) and Marris. Dato Sri Wong Soon Koh, Bawang Assan assemblyma­n

“We can see that a large amount of money had been spent for developmen­t in Bawang Assan. The RM1.1 million had been allocated for the Rural Transforma­tion Project ( RTP), Basic Infrastruc­ture Projects ( Pias) and Marris,” he said at a meet-the-people session at Bawang Assan multipurpo­se hall on Sunday.

He reminded the people that they needed the Barisan Nasional ( BN) government for the developmen­t and upgrading of infrastruc­tures.

On the Bawang Assan concrete bridge which is 60 metres long and 7.7 metres wide, Wong said the project was completed on Nov 26 last year.

On the coming state election, he urged voters not to be influenced by the opposition parties whom he said promised things they could not fulfil.

“I hope that all of you will give full support to BN which had brought many changes and developmen­t to this state,” he added.

Also present at the event were political secretary to the chief minister Andrew Shilling Bangit, Temenggong Stanley Geramong, Pemanca James Semilan, Penghulu Jeffery Sut, Penghulu Richard Ampi and the meet-the-people session organising chairman Johnny Weiss.

 ??  ?? Wong (second left) greets members of United People’s Party (UPP) Bawang Assan Women’s wing.
Wong (second left) greets members of United People’s Party (UPP) Bawang Assan Women’s wing.
 ??  ?? Wong presents an MRP grant while (from right) Stanley, James, Jeffery, Johnny and Andrew look on.
Wong presents an MRP grant while (from right) Stanley, James, Jeffery, Johnny and Andrew look on.

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