Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang - Jeram, Perak

Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang

Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang ialah sebuah syarikat kejuruteraan yang berpusat di Kampung Kuala Dipang, Jeram, Perak, Malaysia. Mereka dikenali dengan kepakaran dalam reka bentuk dan pembinaan jambatan.

Location

Lokasi utama syarikat terletak di:

Kampung Kuala Dipang Jeram, Jalan Chenderiang, 31850 Jeram, Perak, Malaysia.

Specialties

Kepakaran utama: Jambatan

Features

• Memiliki pengalaman luas dalam reka bentuk jambatan
• Menawarkan perkhidmatan profesional dan berkualiti
• Memiliki skop perkhidmatan yang luas termasuk reka bentuk, pembinaan dan penyelenggaraan jambatan

Reviews

Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang mempunyai 3 ulasan di Google My Business dengan rating purata 5/5. Di antara ulasan-ulasan positif, ramai pelanggan memuji ketelusan, kepakaran dan perkhidmatan profesional yang diberikan oleh syarikat ini.

Seorang pelanggan mengulas, "Port Baik mbottom", menunjukkan kepuasan pelanggan terhadap kerja yang dijalankan oleh Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang.

👍 Ulasan tentang Jambatan Kampung Kuala Dipang

MHH M.

5/5

Port Baik mbottom

Ahmad S. E.

5/5

This bridge was defended by the Argylls & Sutherland Highlanders, Punjab and Gurkha battalions during the start of the Battle of Kampar from 30 December 1941 to 2 January 1942. It was destroyed by the 2nd/ 2 Gurkha Rifles under the command of Lt. Col. Peter Kemmis Betty (pic) to halt the 41st and 42nd Japanese Tank Regiments in their south piercing movement during the Battle of Malaya. This area saw a lot of casualties on both sides. The bridge head was defended by the 2 pounder anti-tank gun that managed to destroyed a number of Type-95 Ha-Go tank which stopped the Japanese thrust for a day and allowed the defending man to set charges and demolished the bridge under the moonson rain. For its successful demolition, Lt. Col. Peter Kemmis Betty was awarded the Military Cross medal because his success in demolishing this bridge had forced Gen Yamashita to land 1,500 men from the IJA's 5th Division, 11th Regiment at Teluk Intan to outflank Kampar from the southwest. The bridge still has magnificent Malay scenery with two rivers confluence into one similar to during the onset of the Battle of Kampar at the end of 1941. Taking stock to the Japanese military radio which operated from Penang that broadcasted the latest songs of the 1940s to the listening dig in British forces at the Kampar ridge on the 31 December 1941 with a words "Merry Christmas boys and wishing you unhappy New Year!".

OGENS F. C.

5/5

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