Miri City Council Launches Enforcement Action to Demolish Unauthorized Structures
Published atMar 17, 2025 05:01 pm
(Miri, 17th) Miri City Council conducted an enforcement action on March 14 to demolish building structures that were not approved by the authorities to ensure public safety and maintain urban planning order.
This action is strictly in accordance with "The Building Ordinance 1994," and carried out professionally.
As of March 2025, three property owners have been subjected to enforcement actions for unauthorized expansion or modification of their buildings without approval. Miri City Council enforcement personnel demolishing unauthorized structures. The Miri City Council issued a statement indicating that this move is aimed at eliminating safety hazards, ensuring public safety, and maintaining harmony and livability in the relevant areas.
The council reiterated that it will continue to monitor construction and development projects in the city to ensure all construction and modifications comply with current laws. Meanwhile, the council urges all property owners to follow procedures and obtain formal approval before carrying out any construction or renovation projects to avoid legal sanctions for violations.
Miri City Council reminds the public that complying with regulations set by local authorities is crucial for the safe and orderly development of Miri, working together to make Miri a better city.
Miri City Council enforcement action to demolish unauthorized structures.
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