
RM4.06 Billion Injected Into Sabah's Rural Water Supply Initiative
Malaysia's Federal government has committed RM4.06 billion to expand clean water access across Sabah's rural communities, marking a shift toward state-led project implementation.
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Malaysia's Federal government has committed RM4.06 billion to expand clean water access across Sabah's rural communities, marking a shift toward state-led project implementation.

Deputy Prime Minister Ahmad Zahid Hamidi has announced a RM4.06 billion federal allocation to Sabah for rural water supply infrastructure, targeting underdeveloped districts and addressing chronic water shortages affecting Malaysia's poorest communities.

Malaysia's Registry of Societies (JPPM) will launch community development programmes in Kampung Pendam, Sarawak on August 1, allocating RM600,000 to improve village facilities and school infrastructure.