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Kuala Nerus Coastal Erosion Control Project To Be Completed In Jan 2027
Kuala Nerus Coastal Erosion Control Project To Be Completed In Jan 2027

Barnama

time24-05-2025

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  • Barnama

Kuala Nerus Coastal Erosion Control Project To Be Completed In Jan 2027

KUALA NERUS, May 24 (Bernama) -- The Kuala Nerus Coastal Erosion Control project is expected to be completed in January 2027, said the Energy Transition and Water Transformation Ministry (PETRA) secretary-general Datuk Mad Zaidi Mohd Karli. He said the project, which began in July 2023 with a federal development allocation of RM90 million, has reached 24.5 per cent progress. According to him, the project involves beach nourishment works along a two-kilometre stretch and the construction of 16 breakwaters to restore eroded coastline from Pantai Mengabang Telipot to Pantai Batu Rakit. "The project implementation will help preserve the shoreline, prevent coastal flooding, and ultimately protect property and infrastructure from damage. "This will indirectly help revitalise tourism activities, which in turn will support local economic growth," he said in a statement today. Mad Zaidi said that based on the record of the MyProjek system as of May 19, the federal government has approved 27 projects, 22 of which are related to water resources, flood mitigation, and coastal erosion, implemented by the Department of Irrigation and Drainage. In addition, he said three water supply projects under the Water Supply Department and two projects under the Sewerage Services Department (JPP) were approved under the Fifth Rolling Plan of the 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP), with a total value of RM2.945 billion. Mad Zaidi said RM287.8 million has been set aside for Terengganu under the Fifth Rolling Plan of the 12MP. He added that 24 new projects had been proposed under the 13MP for 2026 and are currently undergoing budget review by the Economy Ministry.

113 Projects Under 12MP Valued At RM1.8 Bln Completed In Perlis
113 Projects Under 12MP Valued At RM1.8 Bln Completed In Perlis

Barnama

time22-04-2025

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  • Barnama

113 Projects Under 12MP Valued At RM1.8 Bln Completed In Perlis

KANGAR, April 22 (Bernama) -- A total of 113 projects valued at RM1.8 billion have been completed in Perlis under the 12th Malaysia Plan (12MP), according to data from MyProjek as of March 25. The Raja of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin Jamalullail, said that he has also received news that the state government is focusing on religious programmes by building and renovating five mosques across Perlis using allocations from 12MP. 'As we are aware, 2025 is the final year of 12MP, to be followed by new aspirations under 13MP, which will commence in 2026 and continue until 2030. 'For 13MP, the state government has submitted 61 project proposals with a total value of RM3.3 billion under various ministries. 'The requested projects align with existing policies that support the welfare and needs of the people as well as the common good,' he said during the official opening of the Perlis State Legislative Assembly session here today. Also present were the Raja Perempuan of Perlis, Tuanku Tengku Fauziah Almarhum Tengku Abdul Rashid; Raja Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail; and Raja Puan Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Dr Hajah Lailatul Shahreen Akashah Khalil. Syed Sirajuddin expressed confidence that the construction and operation of Sanglang Port will take place during the 13MP, a development that will bring about a more progressive economic sector in Perlis in the coming years. Furthermore, the Raja of Perlis urged the state assembly members to continue assisting the state government in intensifying promotion efforts to attract investors to the state through close collaboration with federal investment agencies. 'Specifically, MITI (Ministry of Investment, Trade and Industry), MIDA (Malaysian Investment Development Authority), SME Corp (SME Corporation Malaysia), and cooperation with other state governments. Project development through Private Finance Initiatives (PFI) can also be explored more thoroughly if it promises worthwhile returns for the state,' he added.

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