BARAM: Sarawak Deputy Minister of Public Health, Housing, and Local Government, Datuk Dr Penguang Manggil, held a Mandate Ceremony with Councillors and Community and Tribal Heads (KMKK) in the Marudi constituency. The event took place at Beluru Community Hall on Saturday to discuss the constituency’s direction, ongoing developments, and future plans.
Strengthening Leadership and Community Engagement
During the ceremony, Datuk Dr Penguang, who is also the Marudi State Assemblyman (ADUN), emphasized the importance of clear communication between elected representatives and the people. He highlighted that residents should be aware of the government’s efforts and progress in Marudi.
“This mandate is important so that the residents of the N76 Marudi DUN area know what their elected representatives are doing,” said Dr Penguang.
The presentation covered several key topics, including:
✅ Overview of Marudi’s development
✅ Infrastructure projects and improvements
✅ Political and current issues
✅ Concerns raised by netizens
✅ The role of KMKK and Councillors in addressing public complaints
Encouraging Active Community Participation
Dr Penguang urged KMKK and Councillors to actively engage with the people by sharing updates on development projects and ensuring concerns from villages and longhouses are addressed promptly.
“It is crucial for KMKK to relay information about projects that have been completed, are in progress, and those planned for the future,” he stressed.
With this initiative, the Marudi constituency aims to enhance public awareness and community participation, ensuring that development plans align with the needs of the people. — UKAS EDITION
