See Hua Daily News reported on Oct 28 that the roughly RM300,000 project had reached 100 per cent completion after work began on Sept 21. Miri City Council officers accompanied an inspection of the finished section on Wednesday.

The road is in an area affected by flooding earlier this year, but the completed surface is only one part of the infrastructure response. The report also described drain clearing and drainage improvements, including the removal of about 20 trees that had obstructed drainage or maintenance access.

A separate RM3 million allocation has been approved for basic infrastructure and drainage improvements in communities previously hit by serious flooding. Those works were expected to begin progressively in the coming weeks; the report did not present them as already finished.

For Permai residents, the distinction is between a specific road section now resurfaced and wider drainage work still to be delivered. Completion of the 360-metre job does not, on its own, establish that the surrounding flood problems have been resolved.