Sabah govt to discuss floods and Covid-19 issues in state assembly next week, says Kitingan

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KOTA KINABALU: Sabah is expected to discuss issues relating to floods, Covid-19 and future plans for the state in next week’s assembly sitting, says Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan.

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The Deputy Chief Minister said he hopes to have a fruitful session with leaders during the sitting which is scheduled from Sept 21 to 23.During the visit, Jeffrey announced that the flood mitigation project for Sugud, which was supposed to start next year, would be commenced as soon as possible following the Sept 15 floods and landslides.

That is why the RM9mil flood mitigation project scheduled for next year, has been brought forward, he said. To ensure a more feasible solution ahead, he said enabling factors such as more funds were also needed. “We managed to escape through the window as soon as we saw strong currents from the hill gushing into our kitchen,” said 31-year-old Hazel Pun Yin.“Luckily they too had managed to run to safety before the house collapsed and fell with the landslide,” said the mother of one.

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