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28 Jul 2026
Section of Jalan Selirik in Kapit Closed for Repairs Until June 23

Section of Jalan Selirik in Kapit Closed for Repairs Until June 23

<strong>Road Closure Due to Recent Landslide</strong>

Section of Jalan Selirik in Kapit Closed for Repairs Until June 23
Section of Jalan Selirik in Kapit Closed for Repairs Until June 23

KAPIT (June 11) – The Public Works Department (JKR) has announced the closure of a section of Jalan Selirik, stretching from the JKR store to Lorong Pantau, until June 23. This measure is necessary to carry out extensive repair works following a recent landslide that compromised the road surface.

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<strong>Alternative Routes Advised</strong>

JKR engineer Jawa Gara has advised road users to utilize an alternative route via Jalan Kapit Bypass-Jalan Hill Top-Jalan Puan Sri Tiong-Jalan Selirik during this period. He emphasized the importance of cooperation from the public to facilitate the urgent repair work.

<strong>Construction of Protective Wall</strong>

In addition to repairing the road, the contractor will construct a concrete retention wall on the hill slope to prevent future landslides. This protective measure aims to ensure the long-term stability and safety of the road.

<strong>Contact Information</strong>

For further enquiries, the public is advised to contact the Kapit Public Works Department at 084-796040 during office hours.

<strong>Recent Road Closures</strong>

Earlier this year, a section of the road near Rumah Temui (Native Rest House) was closed for similar reasons, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve road safety in the region.

By Minul Islam Rony

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