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    Families in Tebedu should prepare for home-based learning on Monday, Oct 26: 27 schools will close because of haze, while face-to-face classes for SPM candidates will continue with masks. The Sarawak Education Department’s Oct 25 statement, reported by Bernama, covers one secondary and 26 primary schools. Teachers and support staff may work from home during the closure. The instruction also extends to primary and secondary schools in districts recording Air Pollutant Index readings above 200 after the statement. It is not a blanket closure of every school in Sarawak. Institutions are to monitor readings through the Department of Environment’s APIMS portal. Parents who are concerned about the haze may keep their children at home, provided they inform the school. For families with SPM candidates, the continued face-to-face arrangement is the important exception to check with their school. Schools can prepare to reopen when readings show a downward trend below 200. That condition is not an announcement that Tebedu schools will automatically reopen on Tuesday.
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    Farm-access road projects in Kampung Pichin, Kampung Jenan and Kampung Payau Burus have been completed and handed over, with a combined cost of RM450,000. The three Tebedu projects fall under the Rural Transformation Project (RTP). A Sarawak Public Communication Unit report, carried by DayakDaily, records the handover of the sites and project documents to the respective community chiefs at all three locations on October 6. These are agricultural access roads, aimed at helping farmers and smallholders reach their land and move produce out of farms and plantations. They are not an announcement of a new main-road link or a general road upgrade throughout Tebedu. The Serian Department of Irrigation and Drainage was represented at the handovers. RM450,000 is the total for the three projects, not the cost of each road. The report does not give individual road lengths, separate contract values or measured savings in transport time.
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    Work has begun on a RM2.1 million Sungai Kayan riverbank project in Kampung Krusen Kranji, eight months after heavy rain triggered a landslide that cut the village’s main access road. The Sept 2 site handover starts a 12-month construction period ending Sept 1, 2027. The Sarawak State Disaster Management Committee is funding the job, while the Drainage and Irrigation Department’s Serian office is responsible for implementation and monitoring. The January landslide also damaged a suspension bridge at Kampung Krusen Siu. Authorities warned residents then not to use it; its RM900,000 replacement is still at final document-assessment stage and has no announced start date. Four smaller allocations have also been approved: RM150,000 for solar power in three Krusen villages, RM100,000 each for the Kampung Krusen Mawang community hall and village road, and RM280,000 for the Awah Gawai facility in Krusen Siu. Their schedules have not been announced.
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    [image: 1783645490067-tebedu.jpg] Tebedu RM500万 Dataran Mutiara 工程已经正式开工,未来会成为当地新的公共广场和经济活动空间。 根据 The Borneo Post 报道,这项工程由 大古晋协调发展机构(GKCDA)资助,预计在 2027年10月10日 完工。 会有什么设施? Dataran Mutiara Tebedu 将设有现代化露天舞台、农产品交易区和零售摊位。 Tebedu 州议员 Dr Simon Sinang Bada 表示,当地一直需要一个适合大型社区活动和公共集会的场地。他说,这项工程完成后,有望带动 Tebedu 的社区活动和本地经济。 地点: Tebedu,西连省 详情: 工程场地已由西连公共工程局(JKR Serian)移交给受委承包商,预计 2027年10月10日 完工。 新闻来源: The Borneo Post 你觉得呢?
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    [image: 1783645490067-tebedu.jpg] Construction has started on the RM5 million Dataran Mutiara Tebedu project, a new public square planned for the border town. The Borneo Post reported that the project is funded by the Greater Kuching Coordinated Development Agency (GKCDA) and is scheduled for completion by Oct 10, 2027. What Tebedu will get The project will include an open-air stage with modern facilities, an agricultural produce trading area and retail stalls. Tebedu assemblyman Dr Simon Sinang Bada said the town had long needed a proper venue for major community programmes and public gatherings. He said the project is expected to support local economic activity and give residents a proper focal point for events. Location: Tebedu, Serian Division Details: Site handover was carried out by the Public Works Department (JKR) Serian to the appointed contractor on Wednesday. Source: The Borneo Post What do you think?