NABAWAN: The upgrading of the Sapulut road to Pagalungan town here with an approximate cost of RM380 million is in full swing.
Nabawan District Public Works Department engineer, Ahmad Fairuz Yunus said the physical work progress up to mid-June 2024 reached 63.01 percent.He said, the road upgrade of approximately 38km is expected to be ready by July 2025.
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Philip is confident that once the Sapulut-Pagalungan road is completed, it will boost development and generate income for the villagers.
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