Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Sewerage Services Department (JPPS) received 1,465 complaints throughout Sabah last year, said Assistant Public Works Minister Datuk Limus Jury.
SANDAKAN: Residents of the Grandview Park here heaved a sigh of relief after the problem of sewage overflowing into the drains of their residential park was resolved.
Kota Kinabalu: The State Government will continue to explore every opportunity that has the potential to be used as a new revenue to reduce dependence on State Sales Tax, Crude Oil (CO) and Crude Palm Oil (CPO) commodities, said Finance Minister Datuk Seri Masidi Manjun.
LABUAN: Deputy Chief Minister III, Datuk Ir. Shahelmey Yahya said the symptoms of corruption and misconduct are very serious problems and should not be taken lightly considering that corruption is not limited to receiving money only and can come in various forms such as gifts, gratuities and so on.
The State Public Works Department has been allocated RM360.19 million – a RM35million increase – to implement high-impact development projects concerning roads and highways
Published on: Sunday, December 20, 2020
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A TOTAL of RM1,390.76 million or 32.98 per cent is distributed to all departments and agencies under Ministry of Works (KKR) – the highest allocation given under State Government Development Fund Programme in the 12th Malaysia Plan amounting to RM4,217.56 million.
Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Haji Noor said the State Government has allocated RM1,117.7 million to public utilities and infrastructures sector for next year.
Of this, he said KKR, along with its departments and agencies, will be allocated RM762.01m to cover operation, recurrent expenditure, upgrading, and maintenance.
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“An amount of RM231.49m is allocated for development. Of that, RM9.88m will be allocated to KKR.