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Saturday, August 4, 2012

THE BEAUTIFUL KOTA KINABALU, THE UGLY GAYA STREET




HANGING..... Edward and Robert showing the hanging wires and tall trees.

THE PEOPLE in KK are very concern about their beloved Gaya Street and the way how the DBKK is going to manage the beautification and upgrading work along the street. The KK folks had approached the KK MP Hiew King Cheu for his help to highlight their views to the DBKK and they wish their views can be taken up and adopted by them.

The DBKK had mentioned that there are some trees which needed to be cut off due to the infection by diseases and some had even dried up. These trees post danger to the people on the street especially on Sunday when there are a lot of people walking around. The DBKK is at the moment carrying out upgrading work on the centre island after the complaint made by the KK MP office not long ago.
MP Hiew conducted a survey in the Gaya Street to check on the trees with Edward Ewol Mujie and Robert Rajah, and they found that the trees there are needed attention by DBKK. The infected and dead trees are in need of removal before any mishap can happen. There was a case where a boy was killed by a dead tree trunk before, and therefore special care must be given to avoid accident from reoccurring again.

Further more the people approached Hiew and requested the tall trees to be trimmed and cut lower, because some of the branches are touching the buildings. The hundreds of birds which are resting here at night have created a great nuisance at night due to their noisy and disturbing sound.

The bird droppings also bring inconvenience and trouble to the people here. The cars and street pavements usually spread with thick layers of the bird droppings/shits. Thus, if the tall trees are trimmed or replace with different type of trees these birds will not come here to rest any more, and the people could have peace.

Edward also pointed out that the Gaya Street is having a bad sight, because we see many broken street lights, hanging wires, and switch box nailed on to trees. The trees here are untidy and could not give the Gaya Street a pleasant look at all. These electrical appliances are dangerous and could cause accident anytime. It is time that the DBKK comes to rearrange all these and give Gaya Street a new look.

The Gaya Street is very lack of car parking space. The people told MP Hiew to pay special attention and get the DBKK to create more car parking spaces along the street especially in front of the few banks here. They said if possible the banks should have two parking lots for their customers temporary park their cars. Hiew also reminds the DBKK should continue to redo all the pedestrian walkway in front of the shops here. The pedestrian walkway (kaki-lima) is in very bad condition and these are serving many budget hotels where many tourists frequently stay.

MP Hiew commented that it is in the hand of the DBKK to work out a plan to give Gaya Street a new look and to upgrade the facilities here. This historical street which is loved by all must be reinstated to its glorious condition like before. The people here would surely like to see that the crowd comes back to Gaya Street once again.

(Note: As today, the DBKK has removed the dead and infected trees. Some hanging wires were removed too.)

6 comments:

  1. Gaya street ni terkenal dengan tamu ahad dan memang ramai pelancong yang akan berkunjung. harap pihak yang bertanggungjawab dapat menjalankan peranan mereka agar imej bandaraya tidak tercemar.

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    1. Indeed Gaya Street is a tourist attraction. Therefore, this place should be monitored always. The cleanliness, facilities must be good.

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  2. Mungkin juga ini dalam peringkat pembaikian.

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    1. Hopefully it is. The upgrading must meet the due date of completion.

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  3. harap hal ini diberi perhatian.

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  4. DBKK should take note with the public complaints.

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