What Telupid folks can expect: Jonnybone

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17 Feb 2025 • 10:17 AM MYT
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By: Yayasan Dalimpos

TELUPID: Assemblyman Datuk Dr Jonnybone J Kurum water supply for every village is being given attention besides the construction of a new land department building, upgrade of district police headquarters, a fire department office and a dialysis centre at the clinic.

“The next concern is to ensure electricity supply is available to meet the needs of all Telupid residents,” he said.

Advertisement (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({});The preparation for a tamu would be completed after the land grant is handed over to the district council.

He said this in conjunction with the Christmas 2024 and New Year 2025 Open House jointly organised by the Telupid Churches Council at the Telupid Sabah Forestry Institute last Friday.

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“Thanks to the visit of the Minister of Community Development and People’s Wellbeing, Datuk James Ratib, together with the Director of Welfare, I propose that the cash assistance allocation for the victims be channelled to the district office account to facilitate the affairs of the victims involved in the flood.

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