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Shafie Apdal checks a fish at a wet market. – Bernama photo
SEMPORNA: The Sabah government has given serious attention to the level of cleanliness in all districts in the state of the Litter-Free Sabah program yesterday.
Officiated by Chief Minister Datuk Seri Mohd Shafie Apdal, Semporna was selected as the pioneer district to implement the program due to Mohd Shafie's dissatisfaction with the district's level of cleanliness.
"At the moment, we can see it everywhere, and it is the responsibility of the local population to address the district," he said in his speech.
"As a district blessed with beautiful nature and marine tourism attractions, the communities in Semporna must play their role to stop throwing rubbish everywhere in their own villages.
"I want Semporna to be known as a famous destination," he said, adding that the program would be extended to other areas of the country. .
He also wanted the Semporna district council to be restructured and to have cleanliness on its key performance index that Blanco Kontong.
In a related development, Mohd Shafie Apdal was commissioned by the Ministry of the Environment.
The study needed to be done under the agreement, he said.
He said in a New Malaysia, services were created for the interest of contractors or any political entity, rather they were to the people's wellbeing.
"He said this to reporters after visiting Semporna Hospital yesterday.
He admitted that the state government was aware that it was urgently needed.
For example, he said Semporna Hospital was not only shortening in expertise and medicines but also in terms of equipment.
"This is one of the reasons why we are setting up the state of health and people's care to focus on the healthcare of the rural areas and the poor so that they will receive attention from the government," he said.
Meanwhile, Mohd Shafie said the Sabah Water Department's (JANS) restructuring had brought positive results in terms of the revenue collection.
Within two months after the move, including the appointment of a new director, the department had collected RM72 million in revenue, he said, adding that the increase in revenue could be improved. – Bernama
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