Showing posts with label UTC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label UTC. Show all posts

Sunday, August 7, 2022

SHOPPING TIME AT PASAR SENTRAL


5th JUNE 2022 ~ There was actually a shopping hub for tourists in Labuan. It was joy to find a place where there were things that could be brought back home from a holiday. The building was the Urban Transformation Centre [UTC], or Labuan Sentral, where there were shops selling souvenir items on the first floor, and a market on the ground floor.






















































I was here on the 3rd day just to see what was there to buy and came back again on the last day to shop.

THE place for tourists and visitors to visit as there would surely be something to be bought and brought home.

Sunday, October 28, 2018

THE URBAN TRANSFORMATION CENTRE REVISITED


I was back at Urban Transformation Centre (UTC) in Plaza Kotaraya to get my passport renewed today. I got there at about 4:00 p.m. after school but only managed to get my (real) number at 4.45 p.m. as I went to the mosque in the building itself and then had cake and coffee. And my brand new passport was ready for pick up by 6.45 p.m. Congratulations to the staff of the Immigration Department for a job well done.




World, here I come...

Tuesday, January 16, 2018

MY FIRST TIME AT URBAN TRANSFORMATION CENTRE (UTC)


15th JANUARY 2018 ~ If you think I was at this place called Urban Transformation Centre (known as UTC) to make the world a better place to live in or overcome life-threatening crisis, then you are wrong. This is a one-stop centre where people can pay their bills or do other business with government or non-government agencies. The offices here are operational until 9:00 p.m. daily, I think. I am not sure whether these people work on weekends too.


I managed to renew my road tax at JPJ (Road Transport Department) and paid my bill at SAJ (waterworks). You would have to use the auto teller machine to pay your bill for SAJ though and you cannot pay the exact amount as the machine neither accept small dollar note (like RM1 or RM5 I supposed) nor return the balance of your money. In other words, you will have to pay extra unless your bill is exactly RM50, for example.




The last two counters visited were to pay the taxes. I had to wait quite long at the station operated by MBJB. There were many people but only one officer was entertaining the tax payers.


I was still happy I could complete all the regular annual chores just within 2 hours. I should have come here before but ignorance could be the reason. Situated at Plaza Kotaraya, at the heart of the city but away from the crazy road congestion, the place is quite convenient. I will definitely come here again early next year.