Dorms, canteen under NRDA Package 10 Phase 2 completed — Recoda
Awang Tengah (centre) is briefed by NRDA officials during the site visit.
MIRI (June 10): The construction of two dormitory blocks and a canteen under the Northern Region Development Agency's (NRDA) Package 10 Phase 2 have been completed, said the Regional Corridor of Development Authority (Recoda).
In a Facebook post, it said the completed structures are expected to be handed over to the owner by July.
The package was allocated RM9.5 million under NRDA, and also includes works at SMK Seri Patiambun, SK Bandar Limbang and SK Tiga Kampung.
Meanwhile, it added that Deputy Premier Datuk Amar Awang Tengah Ali Hasan yesterday visited the site of the upgrading project to convert the old SMK Limbang building into a centre for Form 6 studies.
An allocation of RM4.5 million has been set aside for this project, which will provide modern and comfortable pre-university facilities including three academic blocks; an administration block; and a dormitory.
The scope also includes new roofing, electrical rewiring, additional toilets, furniture and interior refurbishments, it said.
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