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JKR 已鉴定为危楼，但 SMK Dalat 的女生宿舍仍在使用中 — 砂福利部长 Fatimah Abdullah 紧急喊停。 [image: 1780899349010-smk-dalat-1-resized.jpg] 达叻：SMK Dalat 的女生宿舍已被公共工程局（JKR）鉴定为不安全建筑，但由于没有其他住宿安排，女学生仍然住在里面。 砂妇女、儿童及社区福祉部长兼达叻区州议员 Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah 周一巡视该校时，直言对学生的安全感到担忧。 "最重要的是安全。我们关心的是学生的安全，"她说。 [image: 1780899350235-smk-dalat-2-resized.jpg] 这所已有近48年历史的学校，多栋建筑为木结构，长期受白蚁侵蚀导致结构弱化。女生宿舍就在旧校舍旁边，尽管 JKR 已鉴定为不安全，却仍然在使用。 Fatimah 指出，虽然宿舍被学生打理得干净整齐，但窗户框等明显被白蚁蛀蚀的痕迹说明必须立即采取行动。 据了解，宿舍并未被列入该校的翻新工程范围。 地点： SMK Dalat, 达叻, 砂拉越 详情： 女生宿舍被 JKR 列危楼仍在使用；部长促紧急处理；学校已有48年历史白蚁严重；翻新工程未涵盖宿舍 新闻来源： The Borneo Post 你觉得呢？学校安全问题该不该加速处理？

Termite-damaged and declared unsafe by JKR — yet SMK Dalat's girls' hostel continues to house students, prompting an urgent call from Minister Fatimah Abdullah. [image: 1780899349010-smk-dalat-1-resized.jpg] DALAT: The girls' hostel at SMK Dalat has been declared unsafe by the Public Works Department (JKR), but students are still living there due to a lack of alternative accommodation. Women, Childhood and Community Wellbeing Development Minister Dato Sri Fatimah Abdullah, who is also Dalat assemblywoman, raised the issue during a visit to the school on Monday. "The first thing is safety. What we are concerned about is the safety of our students," she said. [image: 1780899350235-smk-dalat-2-resized.jpg] The nearly 48-year-old school comprises several ageing wooden structures, with termite infestation weakening parts of the buildings. The girls' hostel — located next to one of the old school blocks — remains occupied despite JKR's safety assessment. Fatimah noted that while the hostel is clean and well maintained by its occupants, visible signs of deterioration, including termite-damaged window frames, underscore the need for immediate action. The hostel was reportedly not included in the approved scope of renovation works for the school. Location: SMK Dalat, Dalat, Sarawak Details: Girls' hostel declared unsafe by JKR but still in use; Minister calls for urgent action; 48-year-old school with termite damage; renovation project did not cover hostel Source: The Borneo Post What do you think? Should student safety be prioritised faster?