MPP Chairman, Lo Khere Chiang, said that the council had allocated RM200,000 to resurface the one-kilometre long road.
“The housing estate has been here for more than 30 years and this road has not been resurfaced for more than 20 years,” said Lo during a working visit to Taman Kwong Tiong yesterday.
He said that the work took about three weeks to complete.
The resurfacing of the road will benefit more than 150 houses there.
“There are still some areas that need to resurfaced or patched, but due to limited financial resources, we cannot do it for every corner of Padawan area,” he stressed.
Lo said the council would, however, continue to look into more serious issues. He encouraged the public to forward their complaints to the Councillors in charge of their respective areas.
“The public can also make their complaints on TALIKHIDMAT, a website where the public can reach the state government directly,” he said.
Among those present were Councillor Chai Sheau Lin who is in charge of Taman Kwong Tiong and former Councillor, Tan Joo Poi.
MPP Chairman Lo (third right), Cr. Chai (third left), and former Councillor, Tan Joo Poi (second right) during the working visit to Taman Kwong Tiong.
Tuesday 15-Jul-2014 New Sarawak Tribune.
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