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| <b>Felda</b> folk: Give us street lights and proper drainage Posted: 04 Jul 2012 07:05 AM PDT More than 50 residents at Felda Lui Timur want the Negeri Sembilan government to install street lights at the main road leading to their settlement and improve drainage system. The settlers who staged a protest at the entrance of the Felda scheme, also claimed the drainage system in the area was in a dilapidated condition and needed upgrading. Hussin Jalani, 68, wanted to know why only the main road leading to Lui Timur was without street lights when four other nearby schemes had them at the road leading to their respective areas. According to Hussin, the four other Felda schemes with street lights were Sungai Lui, Lui Muda, Lui Selatan and Lui Barat. "We have been living here the past 33 years. Why we can't have street lights? Roads without proper lighting pose safety problems to the settlers, especially motorbike riders. "We made numerous appeals to the respective authorities but until today nothing has been done to install street lights," said Hussin. "We had no choice but to organise this protest and we hope the government will do something for us." Sungai Lui state assemblyman, Zainal Abidin Ahmad, said that the government was in the process of installing street lights. "It will cost RM350,000 to install the street lights in the area and we need to draw electricity from Felda Sungai Lui or any nearby location to connect supply to Lui Mui. It will take some time. "For drainage improvement, we have an annual budget of about RM100,000. The road in Lui Timur is about 20km long, and to lay drains on either side, we need 40km of concrete drains. "With the current budget, it is not sufficient. But we will do our best to improve and repair the drainage system phase by phase and also to install street lights in Lui Mui," said Zainal. |
| Blog Felda: <b>Felda sungai lui</b> - Google Blog Search Posted: 17 Jan 2011 12:00 AM PST Raub is both a town and a district in Pahang, Malaysia. The town is situated 110km from Kuala Lumpur and 265km from Kuantan. Raub is one of the oldest towns in Pahang. Raub district consist of Tras, Batu Talam, Dong, Sang Lee, Sungai Chetang, Bukit Fraser, Bukit Koman, Simpang Kalang, Cheroh, Sempalit, Sungai Ruan, Sungai Krau, Sungai Lui, Sungai Chalit, Kampung Pintu Padang, Felda Krau, Felda Tersang, Pos Buntu, Kampung Ulu Sungai, Kampung Batu Malim, and Felda Lembah Klau. The areas are divided into seven mukim or divisions, namely, Gali, Batu Talam, Semantan Hulu, Tras, Hulu Dong, Sega Dong. Raub is a historic gold mining settlement. Old stories tell of how in the early 19th century, an old man and his two sons found gold deposits every time they scooped the earth in Raub. Hence, the town and the district came to be known as "Raub," which means "scoop" in Malay. Like the rest of Pahang, or the country, for that matter, during the durian season, collection centres along the narrow road from Raub to Sg Klau are stocked with baskets and baskets of the fruit. Raub durian is famous. It is great to be in the area during that time. Land Located: SANG LEE TOWN, RAUB PAHANG TENURE : FREEHOLD PRICE PER ACRE : RM 75K PER ACRE Agent Subject Land Title
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