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10 Dec 2025
22 Organizations in Meradong Receive MRP Allocations

22 Organizations in Meradong Receive MRP Allocations

SARIKEI – The Sarawak government’s continued commitment to rural development was once again demonstrated as 22 organizations and community committees in Meradong received funding under the Minor Rural Project (MRP) initiative.

The cheque presentation ceremony was officiated by Member of Parliament for Sarikei, who also represents Repok as State Assemblyman (ADUN), Dato’ Sri Huang Tiong Sii, during a brief handover session held at the Sarikei People’s Representative Service Centre on Wednesday.

Among the recipients were the Bintangor Farmers’ Association, Bintangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Meradong Basketball Club, Bintangor Firefighters Sports & Welfare Club, Meradong Foochow Association, along with several Village Development and Security Committees (JKKK) from rural areas such as Sungai Tulai, Rumah Badi, Rumah Adiah, and Rumah Dipa Sungai Lemayong.

According to Dato’ Sri Huang, both the MRP and the Rural Transformation Programme (RTP) are key government efforts aimed at enhancing the quality of life for rural communities through the provision and upgrading of basic infrastructure and public amenities.

“Much progress has been achieved through these allocations—from road upgrades to drainage maintenance, and the development of essential public facilities in remote areas,” he said during his address.

He emphasized that every allocation is utilized effectively for the benefit of all communities, regardless of race, religion, or background.

Also in attendance were Sarikei District Council Chairman Wong Kie Yong, Temenggong Lau Hieng Ming, Chairman Chan Phan Chan, and Chairman Huang Tiong Kang.

Photo Credit: Unit Komunikasi Awam Sarawak – UKAS 

By Sarawak Daily

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