Sarawak will use rivers to transport heavy cargo once study is complete


SIBU: Rivers will be used to transport construction materials once the study on the Sarawak Integrated Transport Master Plan 2025-2040 is completed, says the state’s Transport Minister, Datuk Seri Lee Kim Shin.

"We want to see how we could increase the use of rives to transport bulky goods such as heavy construction material and timber. We want to reduce the use of roads to lessen traffic jams and damage to the roads," he said during an inspection of a floating boat shed here on Sunday (Sept 29).

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