Monday, September 19, 2011

Federal government and federal government top civil servants should recognise and help Sarawak develop

Many a times development funds for Sarawak has been blocked or diverted by federal civil servants.  This is a very sorry state of affairs.  We hope that this shortcoming which deprives sarawakians of billions of ringgit of development is rectified soon.

Masing calls for impartial allotment of funds for state development

  Borneo Post September 16, 2011, Friday
It must be proportionate to who we are and based on our needs. The money must be supplied to us to meet that need. Tan Sri Dr James Masing, president of Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS)
KUCHING: The federal allocation for the physical development of Sarawak must be proportionate as the state was one of the four entities that formed the Federation of Malaysia.
As such, president of Parti Rakyat Sarawak (PRS) Tan Sri Dr James Masing suggested that the allocation to Sarawak must be a reflection of the state as one of four entities that formed the federation and not just one of the 13 states in Malaysia as stated in the constitution.
However, he also pointed out that since Singapore had left the federation in 1965, the proposition of allocation for Sarawak must be reflective of the historical fact.
“It must be proportionate to who we are and based on our needs. The money must be supplied to us to meet that need,” Masing told the Borneo Post recently.
Masing who is also the Minister of Land Development pointed out that the so-called Pan-Borneo Highway was just one example of the
pathetic condition of the infrastructure in the state which needed to be upgraded.
“The North-South and East-West highways of Peninsula Malaysia have three or four lanes so whatever we have here is an embarrassment,” he stressed.

Dr Masing said Sept 16 would be an appropriate reminder to the leaders of the country to take stock of the physical development in Sarawak.
“To me this is significant because that was the date Malaysia was born. It is not just a date. It is significant to our national unity,” he said.
“It is my hope that the Malaysia Day would bring betterment to us all regardless of our differences.
Thus, everyone must contribute to make our country a better nation,” he said.

1 comment:

  1. Baru dani nuan Dr.Masing? Lama udah tindok 47+ taun lapa enda madah ngagai Taib Raja Pencuri Harta, kelalu ga tuai kitai Iban neh, enda ulih engkiloq ngena lutik baka kelia diatu mesti ngena tissue paper nuci burit Tai Mahmmud nya. Dulu suba naka mai kitai ngering diri udah di culik ka taukey belacan, ah tambah mimit ka nuan meh ko, lalu dikumbai manah. Dini meruah bansa Dayak neh tak kelalu ngemalu, kelia bansa kitai tu ke ngetan ka menua ngayau, diatu alah laban penyenang duit..duit..duit mimit2 duit, lalu temati kutu laban duit. Ukai mutah ka duit aku ga anang saroq, tang ingat tanah menua kitai ke udah abis dini endor kitai idup deh? Baka rumah Sendok Bintulu tebang rumah, tebang langkau kebun, racun sawit tudah kitai Iban, dini kitai makai, UKAI semua kitai ulih bedagang ngiga pengidup baka China. Kasih Kitai neh Wai.... Mesti tukar pengari ti kering di rumah lemi di tanah, "KITAI PERINTAH UKAI SIDA" KITAI MILIH SIDA MERI SIDA PENGAWA TUKAR MAGANG-MAGANG KE JAI-JAI DIATU. KELALU PANDAI NIPU MELI UNDI BANSA KITAI.....AWAK KA SIDA DAK NGASAI KE PEMERINSA KITAI.

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