Forming port authority a move toward developed state goal


Majang (right) with Selangau MP Edwin Banta (centre) and Baleh assemblyman Nicholas Kudi Jantai at a ‘miring’ ceremony during the Gawai Sandau Ari event.

THE setting up of the Sarawak Port Authority (LPS) to manage Sarawak’s ports is a necessary step toward becoming a developed state, says the state infrastructure deputy minister.

Sarawak Infrastructure and Port Development Deputy Minister Datuk Majang Renggi said the new port authority would oversee operations of Miri Port, Samalaju Port, Rajang Port, Tanjong Manis Port and Kuching Port.

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