GRAVEL has been poured over a section of the compound of the Padas Damit Health Clinic, in Beaufort, to deal with the nuisance created by the pockets of rainwater which collect on the grounds.
The openings to the drains along the roads in front of, and leading to, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital II – on the other hand – have been cleared to mitigate a similar ponding-problem in the Dah Yeh Villa area of the State Capital.
“This stop-gap measure had to be delayed because of the flash floods which occurred in Beaufort in September.”He said the carpark for the Clinic was due to be refurbished, with the work set to begin next month. Meanwhile, the government concessionaire recently attended to the “weepholes” for some of the roadside drains along Jalan Bersatu and Jalan Damai in a bid to minimise the likelihood of the run-off collecting at the junction to QEH II when it rains heavily
The company’s site-supervisor conducted two separate inspections of the latter after being contacted by the media, according to her.
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