What's happening around Samalaju
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Sagah inspects delayed RM9.89m SK Kampung Selanyau project
The RM9.89 million full replacement project for Sekolah Kebangsaan Kampung Selanyau in Subis, categorised as a sick project, is being given serious attention. Sarawak Education, Innovation and Talent Development Minister Datuk Seri Roland Sagah Wee Inn made a working visit to the school recently and stressed that all parties must fulfil their roles and complete the works within the stipulated timeframe. The project, handed over in May 2021 and originally due in July 2022, covers classrooms, an administration building, laboratories and teachers' quarters.
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Sarawak welfare dept probes family sleeping rough in Miri, Batu Niah
The Sarawak Welfare Department is investigating reports of a family, including a young child, sleeping rough in Miri and Batu Niah. Deputy Minister Datuk Rosey Yunus said the family in Batu Niah is believed to be the same one involved in an earlier incident in Miri, and the department is also checking a similar case in Kuching.
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Sarawak haze eases as Serian API drops from hazardous level
Air quality in Sarawak is improving, with no areas recording hazardous API readings as of 1.45pm. Serian, where an emergency was declared yesterday, saw its reading drop to 287, still in the 'very unhealthy' range. Deputy Premier Douglas Uggah said workplaces in Serian may operate with health precautions while the committee monitors the situation.
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Recoda steps up Samalaju infrastructure, workforce development
Recoda is intensifying efforts to support the growth of Samalaju Industrial Park through infrastructure monitoring and workforce development. The authority reviewed the Section C1 road project and workers' accommodation at Press Metal Township, and organised a leadership programme for investors.
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SKAS helps ease financial burden of low-income Sarawakians
The SKAS initiative was launched for the Samalaju constituency in Bintulu. Assemblyman Datuk Majang Renggi said the aid helps lower-income Sarawakians earning RM5,000 and below.