Ipoh City Council receives RM20mil for road resurfacing


IPOH: The Ipoh City Council (MBI) has received RM20mil to resurface 400 roads in residential areas, the highest allocation to a local authority in the country, says Nga Kor Ming.

The Housing and Local Government Minister said the special allocation was approved by the Prime Minister. It would cover the repair of roads in five parliamentary constituencies: Tambun, Gopeng, Ipoh Barat, Ipoh Timur and Batu Gajah, all under MBI’s maintenance jurisdiction.

He said the resurfacing works were expected to begin soon and be completed by Hari Raya Aidilfitri.

“Under the leadership of the Mayor, the council will ensure that contractors are selected based on competitive cost-benefit analyses, prioritising quality work.

“This initiative is part of the ministry’s ongoing efforts to improve infrastructure and enhance the living environment for residents,” he told reporters after visiting the Taman Canning market here on Tuesday (Dec 23).

Meanwhile, Nga said that under the Taman Rekreasi Madani initiative, 216 parks have been completed nationwide over the past two years. 34 were in Perak.

“The ministry will allocate RM1mil for the construction of the 35th Madani Recreational Park next to the Canning market here,” he said.

 

 

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Nation

Sabah on track to meet target of four million visitors this year, says Hajiji
Woo Ming Jin’s The Fox King set to represent Malaysia at the Oscars
STEM must be strengthened to meet Sabah’s target for highly skilled work force, says Masidi
18 dogs tested for rabies in kedah after man bitten near Thai border
Tun Dr Siti Hasmah paved way for generations of Malaysian women, says Wanita MCA
PM's Dept warns of fake letter with forged letterhead, DG's signature
Jokowi extends condolences to Tun Dr Siti Hasmah's family
Another 16-year-old remanded over form two student’s death at Kuala Pilah hostel
Photograph of Dr M's multi-racial medical team goes viral
Customs snags Indonesia-bound boat smuggling smartphones worth over RM700,000

Others Also Read