By DayakDaily Team DARO, Nov 7: Once bare land with no houses, Pulau Bruit has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past 10 to 12 years, with new homes, roads and bridges reshaping its landscape and improving connectivity for local communities. Sarawak Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said he witnessed the changes firsthand when he revisited the area, having last visited around 2013 or 2014 while serving as Deputy Housing…
Key takeaways
Pulau Bruit transformed from bare land to a developed area with homes, roads, and bridges over 10-12 years, improving connectivity and living standards.
- Pulau Bruit had no houses 10-12 years ago but now has housing developments.
- Bridges like Batang Lassa and Batang Paloh connect Pulau Bruit to the mainland.
- Development in remote areas remains challenging due to their distance from major towns.
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DARO, Nov 7: Once bare land with no houses, Pulau Bruit has undergone a remarkable transformation over the past 10 to 12 years, with new homes, roads and bridges reshaping its landscape and improving connectivity for local communities.
Sarawak Minister for Tourism, Creative Industry and Performing Arts Dato Sri Abdul Karim Rahman Hamzah said he witnessed the changes firsthand when he revisited the area, having last visited around 2013 or 2014 while serving as Deputy Housing Minister.
“At that time, this area (now the RGC Semop housing development) was completely empty. There was only land, without a single house. That was why, when I arrived by helicopter earlier, I saw that the area was now filled with houses.
