PUTATAN: Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor said the State Government remains stable despite impending corruption charges against two Sabah assemblymen and a civilian in a mining-related case.
He emphasised that the legal process should be allowed to proceed and that the individuals involved have the right to defend themselves in court.
Hajiji made the remarks during a visit to Dewan Sri Putatan, a temporary shelter for fire victims from Petagas and Bukit Vor, where aid was distributed to affected households.
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Hajiji also noted that early discussions on the upcoming state election have already begun.