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Dennis Along, activist from Baram
*It is no reason to give land to Ragad Kurdi. She is wealthy and her wealth is inexhaustible*
Spread on social media a PL approved by the Department of Land and Survey - approval of a plot of land in Demak Baru, Jalan Bako Kuching given to Ragad Kurdi Taib. Dennis questioned the need for such land to be given to Ragad. Ragad is the wife of TYT Taib Mahmud - the property of Ragad and her husband will not be exhausted even if spent by their 20 descendants. Dennis requested that the Land and Survey department be disbanded because the Land and Survey department has only been a tool for approving land grants to the wealthy and influential only.
While poor people who apply and ask for land for agricultural use for their survival are not served and are not approved. Take the example of Usahajaya Tukau Miri village. The poor villagers were evicted, while the land of the village site was given to the Parabena developer company (which is related to TYT Taib's family). Dennis insisted that GPS Sarawak should be held accountable for the Land and Survey department's failure to help the poor.
