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New settlement site being sought for fire-displaced Pulau Nunuyan families
Authorities in Sandakan are working to identify alternative land for 28 families rendered homeless by a recent fire on Pulau Nunuyan. The relocation effort is being coordinated at the state level.
LSN Malaysia ·
SANDAKAN — Local Member of Parliament has confirmed that efforts are underway to secure a new settlement site for 28 families displaced by a fire on Pulau Nunuyan, an island off the coast of Sandakan in Sabah.
The families lost their homes in the recent fire incident and are currently in need of alternative accommodation. The relocation process involves identifying suitable land and coordinating with relevant state authorities to facilitate the resettlement.
The MP indicated that discussions have commenced with appropriate government agencies to expedite the process of securing the new settlement site. The initiative aims to provide the affected families with stable housing and restore normalcy to their lives following the disaster.
Further details regarding the timeline for relocation and the specifications of the proposed settlement site are expected to be released as the planning process advances. Authorities have prioritized addressing the immediate housing needs of the displaced residents.