
Following a recent visit and public meeting with farmers and residents of Victoria Village, concerns were raised about the inadequate drainage system in the area.
True to his word, Minister of Agriculture Zulfikar Mustapha responded promptly, demonstrating his commitment to addressing the issues faced by the community.
Yesterday, a machine was dispatched to Victoria Village, and work commenced immediately to clear the clogged channels.
This swift action aims to alleviate the persistent drainage problems that have been affecting the local farmers and residents.
Minister Mustapha’s prompt response underscores the government’s dedication to improving infrastructure and supporting agricultural development in the region. The community expressed their gratitude for the rapid intervention, which is expected to significantly improve the drainage system and boost local productivity.

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