RANAU: Deputy Chief Minister cum Works Minister Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin said about RM150 million is needed for works to repair roads damaged by floods and landslides in the State recently.
He said the State Government would be studying the matter in terms of funding and will seek assistance from the Federal Government to repair the roads involved.
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“There are roads maintained by concessionaires and we will leave them to the concessionaires (to repair).
“But roads not maintained by them would be repaired by the Public Works Department (PWD),” he told reporters after visiting a landslide site at the public parking area in Kinabalu National Park, Kundasang, here, Sunday.
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