: The Entrepreneur and Cooperative Development Ministry via the Bank Rakyat agency in Sarawak is finding ways to improve banking facilities in the state including in Sungai Asap and Belaga areas.
“Services provided by the mobile bank include opening a transaction account for Tabung Haji savings account, internet banking registration, local bill payment, remittance services, Ar Rahnu on wheel and financing repayment. He was replying to a question from Datuk Wilson Ugak Anak Kumbong who wanted to know if the ministry planned to set up banking facilities such as BSN and Bank Rakyat in Sungai Asap and Belaga.
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