Many in interior divisions lost their source of income because of movement control restrictions, says Kota Marudu PKR chief. FMTNews PKR Sabah
KOTA KINABALU: A Sabah PKR branch leader has called on the Warisan-led Sabah government to assist traders in Kota Marudu and Matunggong affected by the shutdown of public activities.
“I had received numerous calls and messages asking me to plead to the state government to reduce their problems because of the MCO,” he said. Sazalye who is also the Sabah Bumiputera Rungus Association chairman said farmers and rubber tappers should be provided emergency aid.
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