77 lots to facilitate relocation of Sungai Ladong residents threatened by riverbank erosion
By DayakDaily Team SIMUNJAN, Nov 5: Residents facing the threat of riverbank erosion along Sungai Ladong and Batang Sadong will be prioritised for relocation under the 77-lot Sungai Ladong Village Expansion Scheme (SPK), which aims to provide them with safer homes. Sarawak Minister of Utilities and Telecommunications Dato Sri Julaihi Narawi said the scheme, approved by Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, aims to provide affected residents with a safer and more…
The 77‑lot Sungai Ladong Village Expansion Scheme will relocate residents threatened by erosion, providing safer homes and infrastructure on 20.49 hectares funded with RM17 million, of which RM10.5 million is for houses.
The scheme covers 20.49 hectares and was approved in 2024.
RM17 million was allocated, with RM10.5 million spent on house construction.
Infrastructure such as roads, a mosque, water, electricity and community facilities will be added.
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SIMUNJAN, Nov 5: Residents facing the threat of riverbank erosion along Sungai Ladong and Batang Sadong will be prioritised for relocation under the 77-lot Sungai Ladong Village Expansion Scheme (SPK), which aims to provide them with safer homes.
Sarawak Minister of Utilities and Telecommunications Dato Sri Julaihi Narawi said the scheme, approved by Sarawak Premier Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Abang Johari Tun Openg, aims to provide affected residents with a safer and more comfortable living environment.
“I would therefore advise residents affected by riverbank erosion along Sungai Ladong and Batang Sadong to relocate to the new settlement, which offers a more suitable, safe and comfortable environment,” he said when speaking at the SPK Sungai Ladong programme here today, as reported by TVS.
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