Carian mengenai topik basic-infrastructure

Development and improvements to basic infrastructure at Labuan will stimulate local economic activities and attract outside investment.

The residents of Kampung Long Pasia, which is located more than 120 kilometres (km) from Sipitang, have long been yearning for basic infrastructure on par with other areas in the state.

Sabahans still face enormous challenges in enjoying better access to basic infrastructure.

The key basic infrastructures that were damaged were several roads that connected the villages and suspension bridges.

Problems involving road network, electricity and water supply in Sabah should be resolved before Sabah could be developed at a more robust pace.

The Federal Territories Ministry is asking for an allocation of RM400 million from the Finance Ministry under the 12th Malaysia Plan to upgrade the basic infrastructure in Kampung Baru, Kuala Lumpur.

Issues pertaining to basic infrastructures were critical particularly in the rural areas.

Labuan has gained much development and enjoyed fairly similar basic infrastructure since it became a federal territory 32 years ago, alongside Kuala Lumpur and Putrajaya, which the opposition is said

Barisan Nasional (BN) will continue to develop and transforma the rural sector, including areas that are held by the opposition.