(Miri, 27th) The Sarawak Minister of Transport and Senadin constituency assemblyman Dato Sri Lee Kim Shin led the Senadin constituency Mobile Service 2U Team to Pin Fook Coffee Shop and surrounding shops in the Morsjaya area this morning for community engagement, to listen to public opinion and gather feedback, continuing the weekly "Mobile Service 2U" program.
The accompanying team included Miri City Councilor Dato Victor Lau, William Sim, Hiung Chien Yi, Kapitan Chong Khee Fah, and Jeffery Phang Siaw Foong, all of whom are active members of the Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Senadin branch.
Through this weekly mobile service activity, Lee Kim Shin and his team directly enter the community to engage face-to-face with residents and vendors, openly receiving feedback and opinions from the public on local development, facility repairs, security, and more. This actively promotes a connection between the citizens and local government, ensuring that residents' demands receive timely attention and handling.
During the activity, many residents reported related issues in their residential areas to Lee Kim Shin and his team. The councilors also promised to compile the collected issues and present them to the Miri City Council, striving to follow up and improve as soon as possible. This proactive and face-to-face service approach significantly enhances the efficiency and transparency of issue resolution.
Lee Kim Shin emphasized during the interaction that community service must be close to residents' needs, calling on residents to continuously provide feedback on the performance of local government and relevant units to continuously improve overall service quality. He also indicated that the team of councilors and kapitan will continue to actively play the role of a bridge, assisting citizens in reflecting and following up on issues with relevant departments to promote effective problem resolution.
Additionally, some elderly individuals inquired on-site about the "Senior Citizen Health Benefit" (SCHB) application matters. The SUPP Senadin Mobile Service Team also provided guidance on-site and promised to assist eligible individuals in completing the application procedures, demonstrating the service team's dedication to addressing the needs of different groups.
On that day, the service team also distributed the "Senadin Constituency Service Center 2025 Emergency Contact Card" to the public, facilitating residents to promptly contact relevant units and receive timely assistance in emergencies, which was well-received by the public.
Through this series of community-rooted mobile services, the Senadin Mobile Service Team not only rapidly grasps public sentiment but also ensures that community issues receive quick response and handling, further consolidating the relationship and trust between the government and the people.
The accompanying team included Miri City Councilor Dato Victor Lau, William Sim, Hiung Chien Yi, Kapitan Chong Khee Fah, and Jeffery Phang Siaw Foong, all of whom are active members of the Sarawak United People’s Party (SUPP) Senadin branch.
Through this weekly mobile service activity, Lee Kim Shin and his team directly enter the community to engage face-to-face with residents and vendors, openly receiving feedback and opinions from the public on local development, facility repairs, security, and more. This actively promotes a connection between the citizens and local government, ensuring that residents' demands receive timely attention and handling.
During the activity, many residents reported related issues in their residential areas to Lee Kim Shin and his team. The councilors also promised to compile the collected issues and present them to the Miri City Council, striving to follow up and improve as soon as possible. This proactive and face-to-face service approach significantly enhances the efficiency and transparency of issue resolution.
Lee Kim Shin emphasized during the interaction that community service must be close to residents' needs, calling on residents to continuously provide feedback on the performance of local government and relevant units to continuously improve overall service quality. He also indicated that the team of councilors and kapitan will continue to actively play the role of a bridge, assisting citizens in reflecting and following up on issues with relevant departments to promote effective problem resolution.
Additionally, some elderly individuals inquired on-site about the "Senior Citizen Health Benefit" (SCHB) application matters. The SUPP Senadin Mobile Service Team also provided guidance on-site and promised to assist eligible individuals in completing the application procedures, demonstrating the service team's dedication to addressing the needs of different groups.
On that day, the service team also distributed the "Senadin Constituency Service Center 2025 Emergency Contact Card" to the public, facilitating residents to promptly contact relevant units and receive timely assistance in emergencies, which was well-received by the public.
Through this series of community-rooted mobile services, the Senadin Mobile Service Team not only rapidly grasps public sentiment but also ensures that community issues receive quick response and handling, further consolidating the relationship and trust between the government and the people.