The Borneo Post

PDP Dudong readies 500 red LPG cylinders for exchange at SK SEDC in Upper Lanang

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SIBU: A total of 500 red liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) cylinders were prepared for exchange at SK SEDC in Upper Lanang here yesterday.

According to Penghulu Ting Hua Kuok, the activity was organised by the Progressiv­e Democratic Party (PDP) Dudong branch in collaborat­ion with four village security and developmen­t committees (JKKKs), namely Pulau Li Hua, Grand Height, Kiew Nang and Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce.

He said the programme, which was held from 8.30am to 11am, was to facilitate the exchange of yellow gas cylinders to red ones for residents in the Upper Lanang area.

“Of the 500 red cylinders, 400 were for those who had registered while the balance was for walk-ins.

“The exchange activity is to cater for residents of the Upper Lanang are and we wish to express our appreciati­on to (PDP president) Dato Sri Tiong King Sing,” Ting told The Borneo Post.

Meanwhile, Tiong in a Facebook post on Saturday night explained the cylinders were specially for Dudong residents.

“I understand that there are still many people in Dudong who have not been able to exchange their yellow gas cylinders at home for red ones.

“Therefore, we have approached Petroleum Sarawak Berhad (Petros) recently, and the company’s distributo­rs will be in the constituen­cy on different dates to receive yellow gas cylinders in exchange for red ones at various locations,” he said.

He pointed out to maintain order at the site and prevent people from missing out on the limited offer, an advance registrati­on was used based on a first come, first served basis.

Tiong suggested that if residents in other constituen­cies faced similar problems in exchanging their yellow cylinders, they should seek the assistance of their respective elected representa­tives.

Also present at the programme were Kapitan Tiong Chong Ting and Kapitan Pet Yen Leh.

 ?? — Photo by Peter Boon ?? (From right) Pet, Ting and Chong Ting take one for the album.
— Photo by Peter Boon (From right) Pet, Ting and Chong Ting take one for the album.

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