Sabah kidnappings could draw repercussions from Chinese investors


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah might face repercussions from Chinese investors following Tuesday’s kidnapping of yet another of its nationals in Lahad Datu.

Federation of Sabah Manufacturers (FSM) president Datuk Seri Wong Ken Thau said on Wednesday that businesses were already hit hard by about 8,000 hotel room cancellations from Chinese tourists after the April 2 kidnapping and the latest one would only make situation worse.

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