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Sarawak polls: PSB aims to eradicate monopoly if it forms the next govt

SIBU, Dec 12 — Parti Sarawak Bersatu will eradicate monopoly to motivate economic progress and improve competitiveness of industries if it forms the next state government after the 12th State Election, said party president Datuk Sri Wong Soon Koh.

Additionally, he said, this included doing away with the middleman’s role in the issuance of sand extraction licenses or permits especially along Rajang and Igan Rivers. Wong also touched on the setting up of free economic zones, particularly in the Rantau Panjang shipyard and industrial area. Additionally, he said that all leased land for agriculture, including food production, will be granted 99-year leases and enjoy automatic renewal unless required by the government for public uses.

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