Nanta vows improved delivery after audit findings on Sabah Pan Borneo Highway
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Works minister says project delays were caused, among others, by a change in implementation method, the Covid-19 pandemic and land acquisition issues.
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Works minister Alexander Nanta Linggi said the national audit department findings included project delays, cost increases, weaknesses in planning and non-compliance with regulations and guidelines.
He said as of Aug 25, only four of the 35 work packages under Phase 1 of the Sabah project had been completed. The remaining 31 packages are still under implementation, with physical progress at 89.01% for Phase 1A, 37.58% for WP09 and 23.96% for Phase 1B.
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