Demak Laut set for major transformation with infrastructure projects

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Dr Hazland speaks to reporters during his Raya open house.

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KUCHING: Demak Laut is poised for a major transformation, with large-scale infrastructure projects underway to enhance connectivity, stimulate economic growth, and uplift the standard of living for its residents.

Speaking to reporters at his Hari Raya Aidilfitri open house at Kasuma Resort Clubhouse today (Apr 5), Demak Laut assemblyman Datuk Dr Hazland Abang Hipni shared details of key projects that are set to reshape the constituency.

One of the most anticipated projects is the construction of a new bridge linking Sejingkat and Tanjung Bako, which, according to Dr Hazland, will drastically improve travel times and accessibility, benefiting both local residents and businesses.

“This bridge will significantly enhance connectivity between key areas and is expected to be completed by the end of this year,” said Dr Hazland, who is also Deputy Minister of Energy and Environmental Sustainability.

In addition to the bridge, the constituency will see the development of a new deep seaport and an airport in Tanjung Embang.

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“The deep seaport and airport will make Demak Laut a strategic hub for commercial activities, positioning it for future economic success,” Hazland added.

Another vital development in the area is the establishment of a naval base in Kampung Goebilt.

Dr Hazland also highlighted ongoing efforts to address the growing housing needs in Demak Laut, with several affordable housing projects currently under development and plans for three to four more in the area.

 “These housing initiatives will provide much-needed homes for residents and help accommodate the increasing population,” he said.

When asked about the timeline for these projects, Dr Hazland confirmed that most are 60 to 70 percent complete and expects the majority of the developments to be finished by December this year.

“The completion of these projects will improve travel times between Demak Laut and the rest of the Samarahan-Petra Jaya region,” he explained.

“These projects will not only improve infrastructure but also contribute to the overall socio-economic development of the area. We are building a better future for Demak Laut.”

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