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19 Mar 2026
CECCM Donates RM100,000 to Aid Bintulu Flood Victims

CECCM Donates RM100,000 to Aid Bintulu Flood Victims

BINTULU – The China Enterprise Chamber of Commerce in Malaysia (CECCM) Sarawak Branch has generously donated RM100,000 to assist flood victims in Bintulu. This timely support aims to ease the burden of those affected by the recent disaster.

The donation was raised through an emergency campaign themed “Together to Face Challenges, Express Concern”, with CECCM members quickly mobilising funds as soon as the floods hit. The funds were handed over to the Bintulu Disaster Management Committee on Friday and will be used for temporary shelters, medical assistance, and infrastructure repairs.

CECCM Donates RM100,000 to Aid Bintulu Flood Victims
CECCM Donates RM100,000 to Aid Bintulu Flood Victims / Photo Credit: UKAS

CECCM Sarawak Branch Chairman, Jia Yunjian, expressed the chamber’s deep commitment to the local community. “Chinese companies have been operating in Sarawak for decades, not only in the energy and infrastructure sectors but also in supporting the welfare of the people. We are always ready to help in difficult times like these,” said Jia.

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He emphasised that CECCM’s contribution goes beyond financial aid and is part of its long-term commitment to the region’s growth and well-being.

Also present during the handover ceremony was Deputy Resident of Bintulu, Abang Zainuddin Abang Turkey, who thanked CECCM for their generous donation and unwavering support for the local community.

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Floods in Bintulu have caused significant disruption, affecting hundreds of residents and damaging homes, schools, and public infrastructure. The donation from CECCM will help expedite recovery efforts and provide much-needed relief to those affected.

CECCM’s gesture is a reminder that collaboration and mutual support are key in times of crisis. Their continued involvement in Sarawak’s development reflects the strong relationship between Chinese companies and the local community. – UKAS EDITION

By Minul Islam Rony

Is a local journalist, dedicated to delivering accurate, timely, and community-focused reporting. He covers breaking stories, public affairs, and local developments that matter most to readers. As the CEO and PR Manager of Sarawak Daily, he also oversees editorial direction, strategic communication, and partnerships, ensuring the platform remains a trusted source of news for the region.