Infrastructure development refers to the systematic improvement and expansion of the fundamental facilities and systems that support a society’s economy and quality of life. This encompasses the construction and enhancement of physical structures such as roads, bridges, railways, airports, water supply systems, sanitation facilities, energy production and distribution networks, telecommunications systems, and public transport services. The goal of infrastructure development is to create a reliable and efficient backbone for economic activities, ensuring that essential services and connectivity are available to communities and businesses. It often involves significant investment and planning, incorporating both public and private sector efforts to meet the growing demands of population and economic growth. Additionally, effective infrastructure development aims to promote sustainability, improve public health, and enhance overall living standards by facilitating access to resources and markets.
The Malaysian government allocated 58.07 million ringgit to revamp the Johor Causeway and Second Link crossing, aiming to ease congestion and promote modernity. Johor Chief Minister Onn Hafiz Ghazi prioritizes…