THE RANAU folks who had
purchased a house from the SPNB housing project in Kg Badukan Ranau were very
disappointed by the many years of long wait for there dream house to be finally
completed and handed over to them. The housing project is being built by the
Syarikat Perumahan Nasional Berhad (SPNB), a subsidiary wholly owned by the
Ministry of Finance.
The people here complained
to the visiting KK MP Hiew King Cheu concerning the delayed project. The
project is to build and deliver 528 units of houses in Kg Badukan in Ranau
comprising of 154 units of low cost terrace houses, 100 units of medium/low
cost terrace houses and 274 units of medium cost terrace houses. The cost is
ranging from RM57,000 to some RM105,000.
The project started work
since 2006, and until 2008 the problem of slow down and even stop work occurred
on site. Many people who bought had been waiting patiently and until today they
still couldn’t have the house, and they just don’t know when they can move in
to their new house.
The work on site according
to the people here is very slow and there is not much activity from the
contractor. There is a few workers doing some small work, but it seems that
they are not really working full speed. The work done on site if going on with
this rate may take at least two more years to complete or never.
The house buyers are angry
and have made complaints to SPNB. Very sadly there wasn’t any respond and
action taken. This makes the people more worry as when the project can be
completed.
They said they are paying
installment and interest to the banks where they borrowed money to the
developer SPNB. They are suffering heavily, and they want their houses now and
not excuses from SPNB and the MOF. The MOF cannot deliver the houses is
definitely the biggest joke! They said what else the MOF can do for Malaysian!
KK MP Hiew views that the
total failure caused by the SPNB and MOF reflects the inability and
incapability of the present BN government. The simple task of building some
houses for the people also cannot be accomplished with efficiency and
effectiveness.
There are many SPNB projects
faced the same faith and we just don’t see they can finish these thousand of
houses and apartments at any early dates. It is really not understandable why
the SPNB projects faced such difficulty, may be our Finance Minister Datuk Seri
Najib Tun Razak can explain to us better.
If according to Tan Sri Koh
Su Kyun’s KPI (Key Performance Index) Najib should be in deep trouble and can
be sacked already! The people demand to move into their house immediately.
Hiew further asked, is it so
difficulty to complete a simple housing project like this in Ranau? Where is
the promises made by the government that there is a roof for every one? Now the
slogan for the Malaysian Day as announce by the BN government is “Janji Ditepati”,
is really demonstrating that they have lied to the Ranau people. It is true
many people now saying that in fact it is better be “Janji Tidak Ditepati”!
Masalah sebegini sememangnya perlulah ditangani sebaiknya. Jangan biarkan masalah seperti ini berterusan. Ini cuma akan merugikan kepercayaan rakyat.
ReplyDeleteKerajaan perlu mengekalkan kepercayaan rakyat kepada kerajaan.
DeleteProjek yang sakit perlu dirawat. Jangan biarkan projek tu terbengkalai begitu saja. Pasti akan memberi pihak pembangkang untuk kegunaan politik.
ReplyDeleteBiasanya projek yang terbengkalai seperti ni berpunca daripada kontraktor yang bermasalah.
DeletePara pembeli rumah dan pihak SPNB perlu bersemuka dan berbincang bagi menyelesaikan perkara ni.
ReplyDeletepara pembeli yang sudah membuat pembayaran, boleh mendapatkan semula bayaran yang telah dibuat.. batalkan saja pembelian ini jika tidak puas hati dengan kelewatan pembinaan..
ReplyDeleteada banyak rumah di Sabah ni.. kalau banyak sangat komplen, baik ambil saja rumah yang mahal2..
ReplyDeletekerajaan telah menyalurkan peruntukkan untuk membina rumah kos rendah di Sabah.. segala kelemahan sepanjang pelaksanaan projek ini, sepatutnya ditujukan kepada pihak pelaksana atau kontraktor..
ReplyDeleteSuruhanjaya Perumahan Nasional Bhd (SPNB) plans to build more affordable houses in Sabah to help the low-income families under 1Malaysia People-Friendly (PMR1M) programme.
ReplyDeleteIts Sabah head of office, Mohd Hafiz Sua Abdullah, said the plan was part of SPNB’s efforts to support the government’s vision to help the rakyat, particularly the low-income group.
ReplyDeleteFor this and next year, SPNB are expected to build more houses under PMR1M programme.
ReplyDeletePrime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak has approved a budget to build about 10,000 houses nationwide this year.
ReplyDeleteThe figure is not based on quota but on the number of applicationsSPNB has received.
ReplyDeleteHe said applications for the houses would be made online and every elected representative has an ID and password for the purpose.
ReplyDeleteHafiz also said in Sabah, almost 500 houses under PMR1M and some 2,000 units of affordable houses have been built since 2005.
ReplyDeleteThis scheme is special as the houses are built on the applicants’ land.Also present were Assistant Minister in the Chief Minister’s Department Datuk Edward Khoo.
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