-BN DOES NOT GIVES "LIP-SERVICES" SUCH AS SOME CERTAIN PARTIES BUT BN IS COMMITTED TO DELIVER TO ALL THE PEOPLE, REGARDLESS OF THEIR RACES, RELIGIONS OR BACKGROUND-
OVER TO YOU .. Douglas presenting the cheque to one of the churches' representatives looked on by Jabu and Stephen at the ceremony yesterday |
DOUGLAS |
The RM1 million
allocation, RM500,000 for each of the two respective Churches in Sarawak
recently approved by Barisan Nasional (BN) government is a solid proof of the
government's sincerity and concern for all Malaysian, regardless of their
races, religions or background.
Minister of Natural
Resources and Environment Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas said the BN government
under the leadership of the Premier Prime Minister Dato' Seri Najib Tun Razak
does not gives "lip-services" but committed in giving priority and
delivering the needs of the people.
Douglas, who is also
Member of Parliament for Betong said this to the reporters after presenting two
respective cheques to the representatives of the Seri Aman's St. Luke Church
and Betong's St. Augustine Church in a simple presenting ceremony yesterday.
The ceremony,
witnessed by Deputy Chief Minister Datuk Patinggi Tan Sri Alfred Jabu was held
at Jabu's office at the 19th floor of Wisma Bapa Malaysia at Petra Jaya near
the city here.
Expressing his
concern on the series of baseless slanders and lies against the government
spread freely through all sort medias and communications including blogs, radio
stations and others, Douglas urges that both churches also can be the medium of
explaining the truth on the present government's good policies to the people.
"It is very
crucial that we must work together to tell the people about the reality and
facts about the government which is the otherwise of what the irresponsible
parties had potrayed them as," added Douglas.
Earlier, Jabu in his
brief remark, expressed his gratitude and thanks on behalf of the people of
Sarawak to the Chief Minister Pehin Seri Haji Abdul Taib Mahmud and Prime
Minister Dato' Seri Najib Tun Razak for the allocation for the two churches.
"I believe that
apart from the hard work and initiative by Minister of Natural Resources and
Environment Dato Sri Douglas Uggah Embas, the good and close relationship by
both federal and state governments all this while is also an important aspect
that had enabled these funds to be approved."
JABU |
He explained that the
Seri Aman's St. Luke Church was burnt a few years ago and needed to be rebuilt
while the Betong's St. Augustine Church was is in a dilapidated and poor
condition and needed major repairing.
"Although the State
government had allocated some funding and in addition, the members of both of
the respective churches had initiatively tried to raise funds through varieties
of take charity activities however, the
collection was never sufficient until now therefore, I advise them to spend it
wisely on their churches.
Among those present
during the presenting ceremony was Assistant Minister of Public Utilities
(Electricity and Telecommunications) and Assistant Minister of Youth
Development (Rural) Datuk Dr. Stephen Rundi Utom and other distinguished
guests.
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