so it fell into disrepair. When the liberation forces of the Australian 9th Division arrived, these components miraculously re-appeared and the railway was quickly restored to action to carry two 25 pounder guns and ammunition to Badas, to harry a Japanese contingent that was still in the area. Water There are no ferry services, river services or port services in Seria. The nearest port is in Kuala Belait, and the nearest deepwater port in Brunei is Muara Port. Air There is a privately owned airfield in Anduki that caters mainly for flights to offshore Brunei Shell Facilities. Commercial travellers would have to travel to either Bandar Seri Begawan or Miri to catch a commercial flight. There is one helipad at Panaga Health Centre and at the Brunei Shell Petroleum Headquarters. A heliport is located inside the British Army Jungle Warfare Training School. The helicopters belong to the No. 667 Squadron AAC, formerly No. 7 Flight AAC. Facilities In 1938, the first Seria Mosque was completed. In 1953, the mosque was rebuilt at a cost of B$250,000. The British Forces Brunei headquarters was established in Seria, in 1963 by the request of then Sultan Omar Ali Saifuddien III. The An-Naem Islamic cemetery was opened in Anduki, in 1993. Electricity used to be locally generated with a natural gas-fired power plant. This has since been demolished and replaced by the Tenaga Suria Brunei (TSB) solar farm, with a generation capacity of . The B$20 million solar farm began operation in 2010. Education Schools in Seria include: Pengiran Anak Puteri Rashidah Sa'adatul Bolkiah Religious School (Public Islamic Religious School) Pengiran Setia Negara Pengiran Mohd Yusof Primary School (Public) Muhammad 'Alam Primary School (Public) Anthony Abell College (Public) IBTE Sultan Bolkiah Campus (Public) Chung Ching Middle School (Private - Chinese) St. Angela's School (Private - Catholic former All-Girls School, but is now a boys' and girls' school since the merging with St Michael's) St. Margaret's School (Private - Anglican, One of the International school in Brunei) Panaga Primary School (Public) Hornbill School (Private) St. Michael's Mission School was the first English school in the country. It was a Private Catholic All-Boys School. Due to declining numbers, it was closed down in late 2006 and its student body was merged with the formerly all-girls Catholic school, St. Angela's. Tourist attractions Pekan Seria Mosque – the oldest surviving mosque in Brunei, built in 1954. Seria Energy