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CAMERON HIGHLANDS, 12 Februari 2026 – Kebawah Duli Paduka Baginda Sultan Pahang Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah hari ini berkenan berangkat bercemar duli ke Majlis Pengurniaan Kunci Rumah Rakyat Al-Sultan Abdullah (Ru’RASA) di Kampung Desa Kayangan, Brinchang, di sini.

Keberangkatan Paduka Baginda dengan memandu sendiri pada pukul 11 pagi disambut Tuan Yang Terutama Duta Besar UAE ke Malaysia, Dr Mubarak Saeed Ahmed Al Dhaheri; Pengerusi Jawatankuasa Kerajaan Tempatan, Perumahan, Alam Sekitar dan Teknologi Hijau Negeri Pahang, YB. Dato’ Haji Mohammad Fakhruddin Mohd Ariff serta Pegawai Daerah Cameron Highlands, Tuan Kamarul Iskandar Nordin.

Pada majlis berkenaan, Paduka Baginda berkenan menyerahkan Rumah Rakyat Al-Sultan Abdullah (Ru’RASA) kepada dua penerima melibatkan penduduk di kawasan ini sebagai usaha berterusan membantu golongan yang memerlukan memiliki kediaman sendiri yang selesa dan selamat.

Dalam titah, Paduka Baginda menzahirkan rasa syukur dan bertuah dapat hadir ke majlis berkenaan walaupun berskala kecil, namun mempunyai makna yang amat besar.

“Saya rasa cukup bertuah kerana dapat hadir di satu acara walaupun kecil tetapi besar ertinya bagi saya. Ini kerana kita menghadiahkan sebuah rumah untuk kegunaan penerima-penerima untuk selama-lamanya,” titah Paduka Baginda.

Paduka Baginda turut menjelaskan bahawa inisiatif Ru’RASA bukan sahaja dilaksanakan di Cameron Highlands, malah projek yang telah masuk ke fasa tiga ini diperluaskan ke seluruh daerah di negeri ini, dengan 18 buah rumah daripadanya di Cameron Highlands.

Sehubungan itu, Paduka Baginda berpesan kepada para penerima agar menjaga kediaman yang dikurniakan dengan sebaik-baiknya dan tidak sesekali menjual atau menyewakannya.

“Saya harap jagalah rumah ini dengan baik. Jangan nak jual, nak sewa. Saya tak benar itu berlaku,” titah Paduka Baginda.

Dalam pada itu, Paduka Baginda menzahirkan penghargaan kepada Perbadanan Kemajuan Cameron Highlands (PKCH) dan semua pihak yang terlibat secara langsung atau tidak langsung dalam menyelesaikan isu pajakan tanah di Desa Kayangan yang sebelum ini berlarutan.

“Alhamdulillah saya berterima kasih kepada pihak PKCH dan semua pihak yang terlibat kerana masalah ini dapat diselesaikan lebih awal. Syukur sekurang-kurangnya awak semua (penduduk) ada lot, lot halal dan sah. Bolehlah duduk tinggal dengan selamat dan penuh rahmah,” titah Paduka Baginda.

Paduka Baginda turut menekankan kepentingan menjaga kebersihan dan infrastruktur di kawasan berkenaan yang telah dilabel sebagai kawasan Melayu, termasuk aspek sistem pembetungan dan perparitan agar tidak ketinggalan dari segi pembangunan asas.

“Saya nak kawasan ini bersih dari masa ke semasa. Jaga halaman, pokok-pokok dan yang lebih penting kebersihan dari segi pembetungan. Kalau boleh kaji semula saluran pembetungan di sini kerana kita tidak mahu kampung Melayu ini ketinggalan dari segi infrastruktur,” titah Paduka Baginda lagi.

Paduka Baginda turut bertitah akan berangkat melawat kawasan berkenaan dari semasa ke semasa bagi meninjau perkembangan serta berharap satu pelan tindakan berterusan dapat dirangka untuk mencantikkan lagi kawasan tersebut. -KESULTANAN PAHANG

HRH THE SULTAN OF PAHANG PRESENTS RU’RASA HOMES TO RECIPIENTS IN KAMPUNG DESA KAYANGAN

CAMERON HIGHLANDS, 12 February 2026 – His Royal Highness the Sultan of Pahang, Al-Sultan Abdullah Ri’ayatuddin Al-Mustafa Billah Shah Ibni Al-Marhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, today graciously attended the Key Presentation Ceremony of the Al-Sultan Abdullah People’s Housing (Ru’RASA) at Kampung Desa Kayangan, Brinchang, here.

His Royal Highness, who drove himself and arrived at 11 a.m., was received by the Ambassador of the United Arab Emirates to Malaysia, His Excellency Dr Mubarak Saeed Ahmed Al Dhaheri; the Pahang State Executive Councillor for Local Government, Housing, Environment and Green Technology, YB Dato’ Haji Mohammad Fakhruddin Mohd Ariff; and the Cameron Highlands District Officer, Tuan Kamarul Iskandar Nordin.

At the ceremony, His Royal Highness graciously presented the Al-Sultan Abdullah People’s Housing (Ru’RASA) to two recipients among residents in the area as part of an ongoing effort to assist those in need in owning comfortable and secure homes.

In his address, His Royal Highness expressed his gratitude and said he felt fortunate to be present at the ceremony, though modest in scale, it carried profound meaning.

“I feel very fortunate to be present at an event which may be small in scale but is very significant to me. This is because we are presenting a house for the recipients to use for the rest of their lives,” said His Royal Highness.

His Royal Highness further explained that the Ru’RASA initiative is not only implemented in Cameron Highlands, but the project, now in its third phase, has been expanded to all districts in the state, with 18 houses allocated in Cameron Highlands.

In this regard, His Royal Highness advised the recipients to take good care of the homes bestowed upon them and never to sell or rent them out.

“I hope you will take good care of this house. Do not sell it or rent it out. I do not allow that to happen,” His Royal Highness decreed.

His Royal Highness also conveyed his appreciation to the Cameron Highlands Development Corporation (PKCH) and all parties directly or indirectly involved in resolving the long-standing land lease issue in Desa Kayangan.

“Alhamdulillah, I thank PKCH and all those involved because this issue has been resolved earlier. At least all of you (residents) now have your own lots, lawful and legitimate lots. You may now reside safely and with full blessings,” said His Royal Highness.

His Royal Highness also emphasised the importance of maintaining cleanliness and infrastructure in the area, which has been designated as a Malay settlement, including proper sewerage and drainage systems to ensure it does not lag behind in basic development.

“I want this area to be kept clean at all times. Take care of your compounds and trees, and most importantly, cleanliness in terms of sewerage. If possible, review the sewerage system here as we do not want this Malay village to be left behind in terms of infrastructure,” His Royal Highness added.

His Royal Highness further decreed that he would visit the area from time to time to monitor its progress and expressed hope that a continuous action plan would be formulated to further beautify the area. -KESULTANAN PAHANG