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KUALA TERENGGANU : Several oas computer senior officials from Terengganu oas computer s Public oas computer Works Department (PWD) are expected to be transferred out of the state or re-designated by the end of the year in a massive management shake-up. A number of its architects and technicians have received letters this month informing them of their transfers and re-designations. It is also learnt that a new Terengganu PWD director and deputy will be named early next year. A source told The Star that the restructuring exercise was undertaken due to a series of roof collapses and cave-ins of major roads reported in the state since the beginning of the year. He said the exercise would also affect lower ranked officers, who were expected to be re-designated to other sections, including various divisions at the department

s headquarters in Kuala Lumpur. The exercise is seen as a drastic and major reconstitution of the department, the source revealed.

An aide to a local assemblyman claimed to have been approached by a PWD technician who had appealed for his help to avoid being transferred. According to the aide, who requested anonymity, the technician had been in the state for more than a decade oas computer and felt inconvenienced at having to leave Terengganu. He said it was believed that some officers had been enjoying a posh lifestyle due to their alleged involvement in certain projects, which made it difficult for them to let go of such comforts. The Terengganu PWD has come under a barrage of criticism from several quarters, including Mentri Besar Datuk Ahmad Said after the roof collapse incident at the iconic Sultan Mizan stadium in Gong Badak in June. Defects have also been discovered at several other newly-constructed buildings, including mosques and Batu Burok Aquatic Complex here which had been blamed oas computer on poor supervision from the department s officers The Star Online
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