Pipe installation works to close Sibu's Jln Bukit Lima junction from tonight until May 10
SIBU (May 8): The contractor for the Sibu Water Board (SWB) will be carrying out road excavation and the installation of a 1200mm Mild Steel Cement Lined (MSCL) main pipe at Jalan Bukit Lima junction, starting from 10pm tonight until 5am on May 10.
According to a notice issued by SWB, the work is expected to take approximately 1.5 days to complete.
To facilitate the project, the junction at Jalan Bukit Lima will be fully closed throughout the construction period to ensure smooth progress and safety.
'Motorists are advised to use alternative routes when entering or exiting Jalan Bukit Lima during this time,' the notice stated.
SWB also reminded all road users to follow the directional signs and on-site safety signage.
'Our contractor will make every effort to complete the works as swiftly as possible. However, should weather or site conditions be unfavourable, the works may be rescheduled to the following day(s).
'We appreciate the public's cooperation and apologise for any inconvenience caused.'
For further inquiries, the public may contact the Sibu Water Board Hotline at 013-810 6311. Jalan Bukit Lima junction main pipe installation road closure SWB
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