Simpang Sagan-Ulu Lubai paved road to boost rural connectivity by June 2027
By Dayangku Hidayatul KUCHING, Oct 14: The upgrading of the Simpang Sagan to Ulu Lubai road, which is expected to boost connectivity between rural communities and Limbang town, is targeted for completion on June 12, 2027, with physical progress at 37.24 per cent as of Sept 25, against the scheduled 43.36 per cent. Sarawak Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development Datuk Aidel Lariwoo said site clearing works had been completed, while earthworks were nearing completion. “Upon…
The Simpang Sagan-Ulu Lubai road upgrade, targeting completion by June 2027, aims to improve rural connectivity and access to key facilities.
The project is 37.24% complete as of Sept 25, 2024.
It will connect Ulu Lubai to Limbang town, benefiting three schools and a clinic.
Upgrading to a paved road will enhance safety and comfort for travelers.
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KUCHING, Oct 14: The upgrading of the Simpang Sagan to Ulu Lubai road, which is expected to boost connectivity between rural communities and Limbang town, is targeted for completion on June 12, 2027, with physical progress at 37.24 per cent as of Sept 25, against the scheduled 43.36 per cent.
Sarawak Deputy Minister for Infrastructure and Port Development Datuk Aidel Lariwoo said site clearing works had been completed, while earthworks were nearing completion.
“Upon completion, the project will improve connectivity between residents of Ulu Lubai and Limbang town, benefiting three schools, four longhouses and a clinic located along the road,” he said in response to Batu Danau assemblyman Dato Paulus Palu Gumbang during the question-and-answer session at the Sarawak Legislative Assembly (DUS) sitting today.
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