Riam Institute of Technology
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Riam Institute of Technology is the largest private technical institute and the best automotive technical institute, and also the largest U.K. Cambridge A-Level License Approved in Sarawak.
The Institute is the largest U.K. City and Guilds Approved Center in South East Asia, the first private institute to link with Handwerkskammer des Saarlandesin, Germany, and award best center for City & Guilds Motor Vehicle Engineering in South East Asia in 2006 and 2007.
The Institute features an automotive workshop, with training facilities and many training cars for the study and hands-on learning. Besides automotive, institute also features other facilities for other courses such as confectionary, hotel management, commerce, health and safety, electronic engineering, and mechanical engineering.
The institute was established in 2003, officially opened on 18th December 2003, utilizing land and buildings from the previous land and buildings that was temporarily used by Curtin University before that. (Curtin University used to occupy this site before they moved to Curtin University's current location in the early 2000s.)
As of 2018, Riam Insitute had recently moved into its own building nearby their old campus just behind Calycina 1 Road in Riam.
Telephone :
+60 85-613371
+60 85-612586
+60 85-613758
Fax : +60 85-612944
Email : enquiry@riamtec.edu.my
Web site : https://www.riamtec.edu.my
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The old Piasau bridge was a Bailey bridge at Piasau linking from the peninsular to Piasau at the point closest to the sea. The bridge, originally made of steel and wood with a single lane to handle the occasional vehicle traffic crossing, has seen several upgrades over the years.
The Miri Public Swimming Pool, open to public in the 1980s features a competition sized 50 meter length pool with diving platforms, along with the usual kiddie pool.
Taman Awam Miri or Public Park is about 3km from the city center along the Miri-Bintulu Road. 
And so things slowly improved. By 1921 or thereabouts, there were about 40 shophouses in Miri.