THE Madani government will look into the hardship faced by the people in Sabah, especially in terms of socio-economic poverty as well as improvements to infrastructure for the benefit of the people.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said that among the short and long-term measures include selecting suitable contractors to build clinics, hospitals, roads and resolve water problems, agricultural produce as well as rural entrepreneurs and hawkers in need of intervention.
“The Madani government is determined to help the people in the State.
“I am upset with the latest report related to 25 sick projects that required the cooperation and attention of the relevant parties,” he said in a post on his official Facebook page.
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In the meeting, Anwar said he had looked into several requests and complaints encompassing the urgent needs and priorities of the people.
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