I saw this in Kit's blog and I put here to show you the difference between Malaysia and the rest of the world with my comment below
by Sara WakThe Seef Flyover, Manama, Bahrain - RM100 million, The Kuching Flyover - More than RM 200 million - Why?
The differences are -
The Seef Flyover, Manama, Bahrain was built by WCT Engineering Bhd. from west Malaysia.
The Kuching Flyover was built by Global Upline Sdn Bhd.
You can see the difference in quality also. The Seef Flyover is of international standard, whereas the Kuching Flyover is on a much lower standard.
Why did it cost so much more to build the Kuching Flyover?
Abdullah Badawi has to explain. Our Dear Samy Vellu will also have to explain.
There is no other better day for him to explain other than his wedding day today!
The Seef Flyover, Manama, Bahrain - taken from www.wcte.com.my/WCTE/page.asp?catId=231
This forms part of the proposed North Manama Corridor Improvement Project, which consist of reconstruction of 2.2 kim of dual 3-lane arterial from Seef Roundabout to Pearl Roundabout i.e. Al Seef Flyover and Central Market Interchange.
The Proposed highway works under this contract included :
Al-Seef Flyover consisting two parallel independent 3-Span bridge structure utilising triple-cell box girder with total length of 112.0 meters covering 15.90 meters width. The Structure is designed to be founded on 800 mm dia. cast in-place bred piles with reinforced concrete pile caps. The Government of Bahrain take initiative to up-grade Al-Seef Flyover from 3-Span to 5-Span bridge structure in view of the massive development going on at Al-Seef District.
Central Market Interchange consisting three parallel independent 3-Span bridge structure utilising triple-cells box girder in combination of 3-Span twin-cells box girder. Total length of the structure is 106.0 meters and the total width is 12.1 meters.
The scope of works to be performed under this contract includes Site Clearing & Earthworks, Bridge, flyovers and interchange, road and associated works, Open box beam (Guard Rail), Drainage Works.
Project Sum : RM 100M
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Again? Enough is enough? When are we learning to be good? I don't understand the need for corruption in high places. Millions of Ringgit is lost due to malpractices and maladministration of agencies in the government. Monies such as these can be put in greater use for healthcare, infrastructure and education of the interior of Sarawak. I'm sad to see that there are existence among us the hardcore poor in the rural of Sarawak and some parts of Malaysia. I'm hard pressed to even hear the blatant and open corruption of people in high places make. The difference of RM100 millions can do great things for all Malaysians regardless of race and religion. The time has come for a change to see a better Malaysia. Can we say enough is enough?
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