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Baru Bian
KUCHING: The Ministry of Public Works is more than ready to take over 66 projects to improve dilapidated schools (DS) in Sarawak using the Industrialized Construction System (IBS).
His new minister Baru Bian said that these 66 DS projects, currently under the supervision of the Ministry of Education, were among the 116 DS projects that had been awarded to the state.
As of yesterday, the 50 DS projects that fell under the jurisdiction of the Department of Works (JKR) had recorded completion of 66 percent.
"I have not been informed if we have to take over (the 66 projects of DS) .We leave it to the Ministry of Education if they are ready to return it to JKR.
"Of course, they (MdE) want to return it to JKR, we are ready to take it back.Today, we have no power over the 66 (DS projects)" , he said at a press conference held yesterday at a hotel.
Baru, MP for Selangau and assembler of Ba Kelalan, pointed out that In fact, a very good system used in Semenanjung "to improve DS in Peninsular Malaysia.
Based on ministry records, he said IBS is an excellent approach and the agency managed to complete the projects on time.
impressed by the statistics.In Sarawak, it was informed me that the materials manufacturer did not have the production complete to meet the construction needs of these schools. "
He said that other problems included transportation that had blocked the entire implementation process. ] "Without accessibility, you can not carry materials to schools in the interior." One of the solutions is to have good roads inside Sarawak.
"C & # 39; is the good ministry in which I should be.
"Now I understand the problem we face and therefore the construction and development of infrastructure Baru admits that Sarawak does not have decent access roads in inland areas, which causes difficulties in the implementation of school projects in the state
"We understand the problem and I will be looking at it. I will meet the JKR state Monday afternoon (today)
"I will hear a briefing from them to discover the challenge of bringing all the material (IBS) in the interior of Sarawak, "he said.
According to him, there is an IBS manufacturer in the state, but this manufacturer does not offer complete components.
He added that Peninsular Malaysia had a major manufacturer to run and deliver materials to various schools that needed improvement work. later, it was pointed out that there was a 85% delay in the improvement of DS schools in Sarawak using IBS.
June 15, Dato Sri Michael Manyin, Minister of Education, Science and Education On June 17, former Minister of Public Works, Datuk Seri Fadillah Yusof, accused MK Stampin and Deputy Minister of Internal Trade and Consumers, Chong Chieng Jen, to make baseless assertions about the 85 percent delay
The controversial issue was raised for the first time by the chief executive of the 39 Unit for Implementation and Coordination (USI) of the Prime Minister's Department, Tan Sri Ahmad Zaki Ansore, who reportedly said that the projects were It was reported that Ahmad specifically mentioned some schools that were faced with serious delays – SK Asajaya Ulu, SK Kampung Melayu and SK Endap, Kota Samarahan and SK Matang Jaya
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