Kota Kinabalu, 17 November 2009. The State Assemblyman of Kunak, Sabah Datuk Nilwan Kabang today requested the Sabah State Government to setup a commercial premise taking the model of the Tawau Central Market or the Alor Star Pekan Rabu building, to replace the make-shift stalls of Gerai Simpang Empat.
Simpang Empat Stall in Kunak
"Beginning with three stalls constructed by the locals some twenty years earlier from discarded planks for frame and corroded zinc sheets for roofing, the number of stalls steadily increased to the present number of more than twenty”, said Datuk Nilwan.
"Therefore, I hereby request for some of the 2010 budget provision for development be channeled to construct a commercial center for SME and agricultural products at the Simpang Empat Stall site, to replace the make-shift stalls”, added Datuk Nilwan.
According to Datuk Nilwan, Kunak is an invaluable latent tourism treasure, only that, developers of the tourism industry are too preoccupied with products that they already have, that they tend to overlook this “tourism gold mine”.
The Kunak Tourism Package integrates crucial elements for tourist attractions including prehistoric background, eco-tourism, agro-tourism and marine-tourism.
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