<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>The Malaysian government will focus on repairing critically damaged roads due to a budget of RM4 billion needed to fix all damaged roads in the country.</li><li>Works Minister Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi mentioned that repairs will be done in stages as the allocation does not cover all roads at once.</li><li>Critical roads have already been identified through the ministry's database, and urgent repairs will be prioritized over less damaged roads.</li><li>Following a bus crash in Gerik that resulted in 15 student deaths, RM55 million has been allocated for improvements on the Gerik-Jeli stretch of the East-West Highway.</li><li>The improvements include installing street lamps and road markings for enhanced visibility.</li><li>The Works Ministry is open to public feedback, including suggestions for the installation of guardrails at high-risk locations.</li><li>Feedback from the public, netizens, and stakeholders will be evaluated carefully by the ministry.</li></ul>

RM4 billion needed to repair all roads in Malaysia; government to prioritise critically damaged roads

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