ข่าว โครงสร้างพื้นฐาน ใน Mount Kinabalu Sabah
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Sabah gets RM582.29 million of RM1.52 billion IKR and small-project allocation
KOTA KINABALU: A total of RM1.52 billion has been allocated for 8,069 small-scale projects and People’s Facility Initiatives (IKR) nationwide since 2023, with Sabah receiving the largest share at RM582.29 million for 2,301 projects.
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Tamparuli LLC Bridge repairs near completion, reopening in early October
TAMPARULI: Repair works on the Tamparuli Low Level Crossing (LLC) Bridge, which connects the outskirts with Tamparuli town, have now reached nearly 90 per cent.
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Kundasang tourism group seeks review of Federal Route 22 traffic data
A Kundasang tourism association has urged the Federal Government to reassess traffic conditions along the Tamparuli-Kundasang-Ranau-Lohan corridor, saying the 2024 census rating of Level of Service A does not match the congestion seen during school holidays and festive seasons. Its chairman also wants clarity on funding and timelines for alternative alignments under Phase Two of the Pan Borneo Highway.
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Sabah cement supply to recover by mid-September after plant repairs
KOTA KINABALU (Sept 5): Cement supply in Sabah is expected to fully recover by mid-September following the completion of repair and maintenance works at the Cement Industries (Sabah) Sdn Bhd (CIS) plant in Teluk Sepangar. CIS general manager Sumardi Mohd Yusuf said the current supply disruption was also partly due to delays in the arrival [...]
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Serusop-Pituru highway on track, bridge due Dec 2026, full by 2028
The Chief Minister of Sabah visited the site of the 20.8 km Serusop-Pituru Pan Borneo Highway project in Tuaran. The project is on track, with the 682-metre bridge over Sungai Sulaman expected to be completed by December next year and the full highway by July 2028.
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Pan Borneo Serusop-Pituru package on track, bridge due 2026
TUARAN: Construction of the 20.8-kilometre Serusop–Pituru Pan Borneo Highway project (WP09) is progressing well, with the 682-metre bridge across Sungai Sulaman scheduled for completion by December next year.