Miri, Bintulu homeless transit centres completed, set to open by early 2027
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, Nov 11: The Transit Centres for the Homeless (TTG) in Bintulu and Miri are completed and expected to begin operations by the first quarter of 2027 to provide temporary shelter facilities for homeless individuals in both areas. According to a TVS report, Sarawak Minister for Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development, Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah said both buildings have been fully constructed, while non-government organisations (NGOs) expected to manage and…
Miri and Bintulu homeless transit centres are completed and set to open in late 2026 and early 2027.
Transit centres in Miri and Bintulu are completed for homeless individuals.
Miri centre to open in December 2026, Bintulu in January 2027.
NGOs will manage the facilities, with furniture and equipment being set up.
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KUCHING, Nov 11: The Transit Centres for the Homeless (TTG) in Bintulu and Miri are completed and expected to begin operations by the first quarter of 2027 to provide temporary shelter facilities for homeless individuals in both areas.
According to a TVS report, Sarawak Minister for Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development, Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah said both buildings have been fully constructed, while non-government organisations (NGOs) expected to manage and operate the facilities have already been identified.
The transition centre in Miri is expected to start operations in December 2026, while Bintulu will follow in January 2027, barring any unforeseen circumstances.
“Preparations are currently focused on setting up furniture and equipment to ensure both premises are ready to receive residents.
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