People in Limbang told to be united in BN for greater progress

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Kong (fourth left) presenting a memento to Dr Abdul Rahman as others look on.

LIMBANG: The people in Limbang should remain together under one roof and sail together towards greater progress and prosperity under Barisan Nasional (BN).

In stating this, Assistant Minister of Agriculture Dr Abdul Rahman Ismail said the spirit of cooperation is essential in driving the momentum  of development in Limbang district where much more need to be done.

“All, including the Chinese community in Limbang, should give full support to BN in the coming general election which would be held soon,” he said at the Chinese New Year 2018 dinner organised by Limbang Division Federation of Chinese Associations recently.

Dr Abdul Rahman said election is a normal democratic process but keeping the spirit of solidarity and unity intact is essential to avoid bickering, internal conflict and strife.

The assistant minister pointed out that the welfare of Sarawakians, including the Chinese   community in Limbang, would be better looked after by the BN government as it would continue to  roll out plans to develop and uplift the socio-economic level of the district.

“The government has a mission to continue all the plans in developing Limbang District where much more need to be done, not only on basic infrastructure but education and other aspects,” he said.

He also called on the people in Limbang to maintain their spirit of cooperation and good relations with neighbouring Brunei, which is a major contributor to the local economy.

Later, Dr Abdul Rahman announced MRP grants of RM15,000 to the federation and RM5,000 to the Limbang Hakka Association.

Also present at the function were his wife Dayang Maimunah Awang Mohd Daud, Batu Danau assemblyman Paulus Gumbang and wife Mary Sindang, Limbang District Council chairman Sufian Mohat, Limbang OCPD Superintendent Mohd Bukhori Saffai, Limbang Division Federation of Chinese Association  chairman Dato Wong King Hong and wife councillor Datin Tiong Siew  Chin and vice-president Kong Pie Sing.