Baram folk pleased with reviving of project but want to be consulted


Rural towns like Long Lama in northern Sarawak will benefit from the proposed road link from Miri to Baram to Lawas and Limbang bypassing Brunei.

MIRI: The Baram Peoples Action Committee wants all rural native communities to be consulted and their views considered in the Works Ministry’s proposal to kick-start a mega northern Sarawak road link bypassing Brunei.

Committee chairman Philip Jau said yesterday the rural folk in the vast parliamentary constituency of Baram were happy that the Pakatan Harapan-led Federal Government was taking up this project again.

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