〖古晋〗山都望山缆车计划 《工程进行中。。。》【最新情报：1页14楼】

乌龙茶

哇。。
那在他们的工程期间不是不能爬山了?

PS3FAN2005

Speed up cable car project, says MP

Junaidi banks on project for future job opportunities

KUCHING: Member of Parliament for Santubong Datuk Wan Junaidi Tuanku Jaafar would like the cable car project up the legendary Gunung Santubong to be expedited.



THINKING BIG: Junaidi gestures during a live radio interview with CatsFM.

He said he would be setting up an appointment with the company undertaking the project to discuss, amongst other things, the progress of the project and employment of people from the Santubong area and to improve the socio-economy of the area.

This is because both human capital and economic development will be part of his five-year plan, if he is nominated again for Santubong in the coming general elections.

“I would like to have my input as the Member of Parliament into this project as I do not want the project to be delayed, and I also want the people of Santubong to be employed such as manning the station,” he told reporters after a live radio interview with CatsFM at its headquarters in Jalan Bako here.

The proposed RM50 million cable car project was announced last May, and would be undertaken by Santubong Cable Car Sdn Bhd. The detachable mono-cable system will have 8-seater gondolas that could climb to a height of 769 metres from the base station located at the foothill of the mountain near the Sarawak Cultural Village.

Upon completion, the Santubong cable car system will be the third in the country after Genting and Langkawi.

Junaidi also said that he had plan for a large-scale entrepreneurship workshop for the youths in his constituency; in a quest to develop 2,000 entrepreneurs if he were re-nominated and re-elected as the MP.

“The Bumiputeras in my constituency need to realise the vast potential and business opportunities of this area, where we can indulge in new economic activities such as sport-fishing, tourism and food-processing industry,” he said.

He added that the paradigm shift needed to take place among the constituents, who were still having “rural mentality” despite living in an increasingly urban setting, especially the Bako and Pantai Damai areas under the jurisdiction of Kuching City North Commission (DBKU).

“The farmers and fishermen in the constituency need to diversify their activities, and they cannot totally depend on money made from belacan (prawn paste) and ikan masin (salted fish).

“If everybody is to market and produce the same products, how are they able to make more money,” he asked.

Earlier, during the radio interview with CatsFM presenter Mohd Kamarulzaman Bakeri, he said he would leave it to the Barisan Nasional’s top leadership to decide whether to nominate him again for Santubong.

He nonetheless told listeners to vote BN, no matter who was chosen for Santubong.

“Whoever the BN chooses to be the candidate for Santubong, vote that person because only BN is the right choice for the people. BN has a proven track record in administrating Malaysia and Sarawak, and our economic vibrancy and stability have put us in a respectable position in the region,” he said.

He also talked about his achievements and challenges as the MP for Santubong since switching from Batang Lupar in the 2004 general elections.

He singled out winning the Santubong seat with the biggest majority of more than 10,000 votes as “the sweetest and historic moment”.

“Since then, I feel indebted to the massive support given by the people here, and I pledge to do my very best in serving the constituency,” he said, adding that he had managed to get nine community halls and four surau completed within two years.

He also said that he was not the type of politician who liked to make promises during elections for the sake of political mileage.

“I even told the people who campaigned for me not to make promises of this and that. I rather let actions speak louder than words,” he said.

He said Santubong was “a very unique constituency”, and different from his former constituency, Batang Lupar, which is largely a rural-based area.

“There are two main industries taking place here. In the beach lines of Santubong, Pantai Damai, Sematan and Pandan, we have the tourism industry, and in the Sama Jaya Industrial Area we have the high-tech industries,” he said.

新闻来源：The Borneo Post Online

山姆大叔

原帖由 leowjc 于 11-5-2007 12:45 AM 发表
这样很好啊，刺激旅游业啊。。。

关于贪污，我觉得，身为一个领袖，你努力带动发展，那吃钱也无所谓，总好过没发展嘛。。

对了，只 要有做工，贪污 不 就当奖 利他们 咯 ！

vincentt84

其实, 有权利的人, 或多或少都会贪污的. 根据反贪污局的说法, 有些商家在佳节其间所送的礼品, 严格来说都是贿赂的一种, 只是形式不同罢了, 但至少我认为, 懂得吃钱, 要懂得回馈社会, 毕竟"取之社会, 用之社会" 嘛!

toshiba1

你一年爬几次。？？？ 我觉得你有点。。。。

Atcs

如果山顶有 casino.........那就...........

siawyent

我们绝对支持发展， 问题是当我们花了纳税人的钱去发展之后（很大的一笔钱），有多少是拿来真正“做发展的”， 有多少是被吃掉的？

记得去年工程部一把市值Rm5的工具但政府的单据是Rm500！

另外， 读过穷爸爸富爸爸的人应该都知道， 有些东西买了是资产， 可以帮你赚钱， 有些东西买了是负债， 让你不停的花钱。 一辆罗里， 可以帮你赚载费，一辆休闲车，只会让你每个月花钱。

这项工程花费多少人力物力， 做成后一年能带来多少旅游效益？ 看过Borneo Highlands的例子，政府有什么改进吗？ 到底上了山有什么好看好玩的？ 有规划资本回酬率多少， 什么时候可以会本（至少不用贴钱）？

世道已经不好了， 通货膨胀， 美国经济衰退， 天然资源和粮食不足，很多人已经生活的很辛苦了。 政府可不可以做一些直接一点，有建设性的东西提高我们的竞争能力(包括提高教育水平和保留人才）和经济状况(譬如引进外资）。

还有很多是值得我们探讨的， 不要被一时的繁华蒙蔽了理性思考！

kelvinst

SARAWAK 加油。。。。。。。

onestop

有谁不吃钱的？你能保证你不会吗？

建缆车当然有好也有坏，好的我只知道这样发展对就业机会，经济发展和当地居民的生活有所帮助。我也更希望会对外国游客对我们古晋留下美好印象，往后可以带动我们的经济。坏的，可能是破坏原始和环保的一面。

但是我想说的，能给国家繁荣好过保持一样的森林。别的国家都污染了这么久，你的一片砂劳越到处是森林也不能拯救什么地球，倒不如让国民生活水平高点，带动点经济。言论可能是自私点，不好意思。

ling5922

安全的嗎？怕怕呐。。。

上官逍遥

有那位可以透露一下這個工程的進展嗎

superDog

2002年动土的,
施工时已经惊动(Discovery 拍摄/ 世界国际桥梁组织)
国际著名 的 中国《杭州弯桥》有几十公里长。。。。

2008年都通用了....



山猪望 缆车呢？ 很久咯咧。。。。

午夜香吻

不知道要等到什么时候？

Rodney

有谁知道山都望缆车何时会开放使用？

PS3FAN2005

看来又是一个空头计划。。。5千万不知飞到哪里去了。。。

sangdrop

希望是真的可以帶動經濟和旅遊的發展咯~~
不要又是乾撈的工程就好

minvy

我没看到帖子开的日期-。-过了3年了~还是没有~
又是骗人

loliloso

问题是动工了没有都没人知道。。。 谁有最新進展嗎？？

Rodney

回复 55# PS3FAN2005


   这又是一个石沉大海的工程吗？

satmy

其實santubong的正正名字是"山豬王"？？？