GE15: Narrow roads issue solved within 24 hours
SITI NURAZLINA JAMALUDIN17 Nov 2022 05:13pm
The left image shows the road being repaired and the right image is the fixed roads.
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KANGAR - The potholes and narrow road issues that have been plaguing Taman Kuala Perlis resident for the last decade has been finally solved by independent candidate Datuk Azahar Ahmad within 24 hours.
Azahar who was contesting for the Kuala Perlis state seat said that he had acted on a request from the local residents to improve the roads in the area.
"While campaigning in Taman Kuala Perlis, I was told that the roads entering the area were filled with potholes and were narrow. They had applied for the roads to be expanded for the last 10 years, but it was never fulfilled.
"The reasons given were attributed to electric cables and the fact that the roads are bordering private land. I ordered my workers to perform road repairs as soon as I heard about this.
"This is my field of work, so I already have the machinery to perform road repairs. I have also met with the Kangar Municipal Council (MPK) to ask them to pave the roads," he said to Sinar Harian on Thursday.
Azhar (right) surveying the issues of potholes and narrow roads for the main roads for residents in Taman Kuala Perlis.
Azahar decided to contest on an independent ticket by using a key as his logo after his name was not listed as a Barisan Nasional candidate in the 15th General Election (GE15).
His main focus in GE15 is to improve the infrastructure in the Kuala Perlis area.
"In Kuala Perlis there are 24 villages and while I was campaigning, I saw the state of the infrastructure especially the roads here are very poor.
“The local jetty is also facing infrastructure problems involving toilets which have been ongoing for a year. Though the problem is small, no solution has been taken to fix it even though the jetty is a tourist attraction.”
