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Surat Pekeliling Perkhidmatan Bilangan 2 Tahun 2000 SURAT PEKELILING PERKHIDMATAN BILANGAN 2 TAHUN 2000 BAYARAN INSENTIF PEDALAMAN NEGERI SARAWAK TUJUAN 1. Surat Pekeliling Perkhidmatan ini bertujuan memaklumkan kawasan pedalaman di Negeri Sarawak bagi maksud Bayaran Insentif Pedalaman. KAWASAN PEDALAMAN 2. Senarai kawasan pedalaman yang telah dipersetujui oleh Pejabat Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Sarawak bagi maksud Bayaran Insentif Pedalaman adalah seperti di Lampiran A. TARIKH KUATKUASA 3. Surat Pekeliling ini berkuatkuasa mulai 1 Mei 2000. " BERKHIDMAT UNTUK NEGARA" ( DATO’ HAJI ABDUL WAHAB BIN ADAM) Timbalan Ketua Pengarah Perkhidmatan Awam, Malaysia. JABATAN PERKHIDMATAN AWAM MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR 24 April 2000 Semua Ketua Setiausaha Kementerian Semua Ketua Jabatan Persekutuan Semua Y.B. Setiausaha Kerajaan Negeri Semua Pihak Berkuasa Berkanun Semua Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan LAMPIRAN A SENARAI KAWASAN PEDALAMAN DI NEGERI SARAWAK Bil. Daerah Bil. Kawasan 1. Kuching 1. SRK Semban (Pedalaman Padawan) 2. SRK Taba Sait (Pedalaman Padawan) 3. SRK Kambug (Pedalaman Padawan) 4. SRK Mersan, Telaga Air 5. SRK Sungai Aur, Telaga Air 6. SRK Binyo 7. SRK Beliong Tambirat 8. SRB Chung Hua Beliong, Tambirat 9. SRB St. Bernard, Kpg Sadir, Padawan 10. SRK Beradek 11. SRK Bulan Jeragan 12. KKIA Bengoh 13. KK Padawan 2. Bau 1. Serikin 2. Pengkalan Tebang 3. SRK Seringgus 4. SRK Gumbang 5. KD Serasot 3. Lundu 1. Telok Melano 2. Samunsan, Sematan 3. Sempadi 4. Stoh 5. Rambungan 6. Kandaie 7. KD Biawak 8. KD Sempadi 4. Sri Aman 1. Ng Entalau 2. Ulu Skrang 3. SRK Engkranji 4. SRK Keranggas 5. SRK Ng. Entalau 6. SRK Ng. Menjuan 7. SRK Ng Skrang 8. SRK Ng Tebat 9. SRK Paku 10. SRK Pulau Seduku 11. SRK Selanjan Sebemban 12. SRK Sembayang 13. SRK Tabut 14. SRB St. Dunstan 15. SRB St. Paul Banting 16. SRB St. Leo Gayau 5. Betong 1. Nanga Lawih 2. Ulu Spak 3. SRB St. Peter & St. Paul, Ng Buai, Ulu Padeh, Betong 4. SRK Kampung Tambak, Pusa 5. SRB ST. John Ng Tiga, Ulu Layar Betong 6. SRB ST. Barnabas, Blassau, Debak 7. SRK Batang Maro, Puasa Saribas 8. SRK Kpg. Buda Spaoh 9. SRK Medang, Spaoh 10. SRK Mangut, Spaoh 11. SRK Tg. Assam, Spaoh 12. SRK Sebembang Spaoh 13. SRK Supa, Pusa 14. SRK Serabang, Pusa 15. SRB St. Mark 16. SRK Ng Spak 17. Ng. Mujau, Saribas 18. Ng. Tuie 6. Saratok 1. Ng. Apan 2. SRK Lempa 3. SRK Ulu Kabo 4. SRK Perpat 7. Lubok Antu 1. Jambu, Ulu Delok, Klinik Desa (pusat Kesihatan) & SRK Ng. Delok 2. SRK Ulu Engkari, Lubok Antu 3. Klinik Desa (Pusat Kesihatan) Nanga Stamang, Engkari 4. SRK Ng. Tibu 5. SRK Ng. Kumpang 6. Ng. Delok 7. Ng. Patoh 8. Engkilili 1. SRK Ng. Menyebat, Ulu Lemanak 2. Klinik Desa, Ng Patuh, Ulu Lemanak Engkilili 3. SRK Ulu Lemanak, Ng. Uyau, Engkilili 4. SRK Ng. Aup. Kpg. Paoh, Engkilili 5. Klinik Desa, Ng. Kesit 6. Pejabat URA Ng. Kesit 7. SRK Ng. Kesit 8. Pejabat Pertanian Ng. Kesit 9. Sibu 1. Sg. Singat 2. SRK Kg. Sawai 3. SRK Sg. Passin 4. SRK Batang Lassa 5. SRK Sg. Lengan 6. SRK Ng. Pak 7. SRK Sg. Menyan 8. SRK Lubok Pelaie 9. SMB Chung Cheng Sibu 10. SMK Bawang Assan Sibu 11. SRK Passai 12. SRK Sg. Naman 13. SRK Singat 14. SRK Sg. Siong 15. SRK Ulu Sg. Siong 16. SRK Kpg. Bungan 17. SRK Sg. Pinang 18. SRK Sg. Ilas 19. SRK Ng Tutus 20. SRK Kpg. Kebuaw 21. SRK Sg. Rassau 22. SRK Assan Nunggang 23. SRK Kpg. Igan 24. SRK Siong Tengah 25. KD Passin 26. KD Rassau 27. KK Pasai Siong 10. Kanowit 1. Naga Jagau, Ngemah 2. Ulu Machan 3. Nanga Tada 4. Ulu Ngemah 5. Ulu Majau 6. Ulu Bawan 7. SRK Ulu Poi 8. SRK Ng. Menalun 9. SRK Ng. Poi 10. SRK Ng. Balingiau 11. SRK Sg. Tuah 12. SRB Ming Wok 13. SRK Ng. Ngungun 14. PKI Ng. Tadak 15. PKI Ng. Ngungun 16. PKI Menalun 17. Kd. Jagau 11. Dalat 1. Sg. Baoh Ulu 2. Ng. Tamin 3. Sg. Pakoh 4. SRB St. Mathew 5. SRK Ng. Tajam 6. SRB St. Luke 7. SRB San San 8. SRK Klid/Plajau 9. KD Ng. Baoh 10. KD Medong 12. Mukah 1. Iban Union School 2. Sg. Bawang 3. Sg. Buluh 4. Sg. Tau 5. Kg. Kuala Balingian 6. Sg. Pelugau 7. Kuala Lemai 8. Pengkalan Lobang 9. Sg. Anak 10. Sg. Arip Ulu 11. Sg. Arau, Ulu Mukah 12. Sg. Kua, Ulu Mukah 13. Ng. Taroh, Balingian 14. Ladang 1, 2, & 3 (Skim Kelapa Sawit) 15. SRK Ng. Sikat, Mukah 16. SRK Kuala Kenyana Mukah 17. SRK Thian Hua Mukah 18. SRK Sg. Duan 19. SRK Lubok Bemban 20. SRK Sg. Badengan 21. SRK Sg. Luk Balingian 22. SRK Sg. Bayan 23. SRK Sg. Kemena 24. PKI Ng. Sikat 25. PKI Tupus 26. PKI Sg. Arip 27. KD Ng. Taroh 28. KD Oil Palm Scheme 13. Miri 1. KK Suai Tegageng 2. KK Tun Haji Openg 3. KD Jambatan Suai 4. KD LKTS Suai 14. Niah 1. Kuala Suai 2. SRK Rh. Goyang 3. Kuala Niah 4. SRK Saeh 5. SRK Tangap Niah 6. SRK Rancangan Sepupok 15. Sibuti 1. Kuala Sibuti 2. SRK Tiris 3. SRK Beliau Isa, Subis 4. SRK Rh. Eisau, Subis 5. SRK Rh. Mentali Subis 6. SRK Rh. Undi, Subis 7. SRK Rh. Ranggong Subis 8. SRK Bulau Subis 16. Baram 1. Long Moh, Baram 2. Long Ukeh, Tutoh 3. Pa Nain, Bario 4. Long Akah Baram 5. Bario 6. Tinjar 7. Bukit Birop 8. Long Melinau 9. Lio Mato, Ulu Baram 10. Linei, Tutoh 11. Long Banga, Ulu Baram 12. Ramudu, Baram 13. Long Loyang, Tinjar 14. Pg. Baya, Malang 15. Long panai, Tutoh 16. Long Bemang Apoh 17. Long Wat, Apoh 18. Long Atip, Apoh 19. Long Bedian, Apoh 20. Pa Dalih, Bario 21. Long Lamai, Ulu Baram 22. Long Atom, Tinjar 23. Long Sobeng, Tinjar 24. Long Jegan, Tingar 25. Sg. Sepati 26. Kuala Bok, Tinjar 27. Long Teru, Tinjar 28. Long Teru Chinese School 29. SRK Pengarah Enteri 30. Lubok Nibong 31. Sg. Belait 32. Sg. Sebatu, Tinjar 33. Long Sepilling, Tinjar 34. Sg. Peking, Tinjar 35. Sg. Tutoh, Baram 36. Sg. Nakat 37. Long Ikang, Baram 38. Kuala Tutoh 39. Benawa 40. Setapang 41. Long Tangan, Baram 42. Long Jeeh, Baram 43. Long Makaba, Ulu Baram 44. Long Palai, Ulu Baram 45. Long Anap, Ulu Baram 46. Long Apu, Ulu Baram 47. Long Liam, Ulu Baram 48. St. Pius 49. Long Na'ah, Ulu Baram 50. Long Pilah, Ulu Baram 51. Long Miri, Ulu Baram 52. Long Laput, Baram 53. Uma Bawang, Bawang Baram 54. Long Kevok, Baram 55. Mulu 56. SMK Tutoh/Apoh 57. SMK Temenggong Dato Oyong Lawai Jau (Lg. San) 58. Long Lellang 59. Long Seridan 60. KD Long Teran 61. KD Long San 62. KD Taman Mulu Negara 63. KK Ulu Teru 64. KD Long Banga 17. Long Lama 1. Pekan Long Lama 18. Bakong 1. Sg. Kelabit 2. Sg. Bakas 3. Sg. Taman 4. Sg. Selipin 5. Long Biar 6. Sg. Lai 7. Sg. Malang 8. Sg. Butulang 9. Sg. Liam 10. Sg. Buri 11. Sg. Arang 12. Sg. Seruas 13. Sg. Laong 14. Beluru 19. Limbang 1. SRK Tiga Kampung 2. Merambut 3. Pendam 4. Telahak 5. Meritam 6. Kuala Penganau 7. Limpaku Pinang 8. Tentaya 9. SRK Gadong 10. SRB RC Kubong 11. SRK Kubong 12. SRK Pengalan Rejab 13. SRK Tedungan 14. SRK Batu Danau 15. SRK Menuang 16. SRK Bukit Luba 20. Danau 1. Nanga Merit 2. Pengkalan Jawa 3. Ulu Lubai 4. Tanjong 21. Medamit 1. Long Napir 2. Ukong 3. Kuala Mendalam 4. Bukit Batu 5. Melaban 22. Bambangan 1. Kuala Awang (Tedungan) 2. Lubok Tekurok 23. Lawas 1. Ba'Kelalan 2. Long Semadoh 3. Long Sukang 4. Long Luping 5. Ulu Merapok 6. Long Sebangang 7. Siang-siang 8. SRK Kpg. Seberang 9. SRK Merapok 10. SRK Ulu Merapok 24. Trusan 1. Ulu Trusun 2. Long Luping 3. Long Tengoa, Trusan 4. Kpg. Lintang, Trusan 5. Tang Lapadan, Trusan 6. Long Tukon, Trusan 25. Sundar 1. Aru Baru 2. Kpg. Lungan 3. Awat-Awat 26. Sarikei 1. Sebako, Pulau Bruit 2. SRK Assun, Ulu Sarikei 3. Bukit Kinyau, Lower Rejang 4. SRK Stalun 5. SRK Bayang 6. SRK Muara Payang 7. SRK Balong 27. Meradong 1. Mupong Ulin 2. SRK Mupong Ulin 3. SRK Mupong 4. SRK Telok Gelam 5. SRK Bakerkong 6. SRK Singkat Austral 7. SRK Kpg. Serdeng 8. SRK Penasu 9. SRK Sebena (SRK Kpg. Sebena) 10. SRK Bukit Papit 11. SRK Tulai 12. SRK Kpg. Semop 13. Ng. Semah 14. SRK Ng. Semah 15. KK Ng. Semah 16. KD Semop 28. Julau 1. Meluan 2. Sg. Lijau 3. Ng. Merurun 4. Nanga Kelangas 5. Lubok Assam 6. Tapang Pungu 7. Nanga Maong 8. Nanga Ju 9. Nanga Ensiting 10. Nanga Jambu 11. Nanga Luah 12. Nanga Lasi 13. Nanga Sarau 14. Ulu Merurun 29. Pakan 1. Nanga Entabai 2. Nanga Wak 3. Nanga Entaih 4. Nanga Sengaih (SRK Nanga Sengaih) 5. Ulu Entabai (SRK Ulu Entabai) 6. Ulu Entaih (SRK Ulu Entaih) 7. Nanga Kedup (SRK Ng. Kedup) 8. Nanga Semawang (SRK Ng. Semawang) 9. Nanga Dayu (SRK Ng. Dayu) 10. Nanga Kara (SRK Ng. Kara) 11. Ulu Manding 12. Nanga Kata (SRK Ng-Kota) 13. Nanga Engkamop 14. Nanga Pedanum 15. Nanga Babai 16. Nanga Buku (SRK Ng. Buku) 17. Sungai Sugai 18. Ulu Pedanum 19. Nanga Kemalih 20. SRK Ng. Serau 21. SRK Ng. Maong 22. SRK Tapong Punggu 23. SRK Ng. Ensiring 24. SRK Ng. Jambu 25. SRK Ng. Ju 26. SRK Lubok Assam 27. SRK Kilangas 28.
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