Kapit devt projects progressing well: Masing

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KAPIT: Deputy Chief Minister Tan Sri Dr James Masing said he is happy that Kapit Division is doing very well in terms of development.

“Projects under implementation are progressing according to plans,” he said to pressmen when he emerged from a meeting of Kapit Division Development Committee at the conference room of the State Office Complex at Jalan Bleteh here today.

On the meeting, Masing said: “We discussed the many projects being implemented for the division and these cover basic amenities like road, water, electricity and several projects under ‘Mesra Rakyat Ketua Menteri Abang Johari’s Walkabout in Kapit’.

“I am happy to announce that all these projects have taken off nicely and many will be completed by 2020 while some may extend to 2021.

“Just now at the meeting we were briefed on the so-called ‘missing link’. I have been assured that this project, which will link us to Sibu from Nanga Ngungun to Tamalat in Song, will be completed by August 2020. So, by then, Kapit will be fully connected to Sibu.”

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On Sungai Yong bridge, he said another bridge will be built at the cost of RM25 million to complement the current single-lane bridge.
“Hopefully, the tender will be out this year,” he said.

On the road to Baleh, Masing said: “Works on Baleh road to the proposed Baleh Dam is also progressing very well. So are Banyau road and Mujong road.”

Among those at the meeting were  Kapit MP Datuk Alexander Nanta Linggi; Hulu Rajang MP Datuk Wilson Ugak Kumbong; Pelagus assemblyman Wilson Nyabong Ijang; Bukit Goram assemblyman Jefferson Jamit Unyat; political secretaries to the Chief Minister Nicholas Kudi Jantai, Michael Mujah and Tapah Ata; and Kapit Resident Joseph Belayong.

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