Jinbao

Jinbao

Kampar

(Malay: daerah Kampar) is a county in Perak state, Malaysia. It is located in the southeast of the state, at the West foot of the titiwangsha mountains, and borders on Pahang state in the East. It covers an area of 920 square kilometers. County Jinbao. Jinbao County Council is set up.

It was originally JINDA County, JINDA South District Council (Wubian and Jinbao sub county). On May 21, 2009, it was upgraded to a county. In 2010, the population was 96303, of which 49554 were Chinese, slightly more than the indigenous (34441).

administrative division

There are 14 new Chinese villages in Jinbao county. Seven of them are traditional new villages and seven restructured villages. On March 5, 2009, Estan village, gambangnawa village, Gudao reconstruction village, independent park reconstruction village and Hualong new village in Jinbao county were officially approved to be under the jurisdiction of the Ministry of housing and local government, which can obtain the annual development funding from the government.

population

The total population of Jinbao County in 2010 was 98978, accounting for about 4.20% of the total population of pili prefecture (2352743). The following data are based on the 2010 census of Malaysia.

Politics

The following table lists the representatives of Jinbao County in the house of Commons:

education

Higher Education

Raman University (utar) is a research university founded by the Malaysian Chinese Association, the largest Chinese political party in Malaysia. In 2019, the times higher education world university ranked 501-600, ranking second in the country (only behind the University of Malaya)

Chinese School

There are 12 Chinese primary schools and 2 Chinese secondary schools in Jinbao county