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LAST week, the Chief Minister’s Office made a police report over a Facebook post which claimed that Sarawak had petitioned Britain’s Queen Elizabeth II for a review of the Malaysia Agreement 1963.

The chief minister’s press secretary Ambrose Cheng, accompanied by political secretaries Buang Bolhassan and Petrus Igat Mathias, lodged the report at the Gita police station in Kuching to deny that Chief Minister Datuk Amar Abang Johari Tun Openg had divulged information to anyone that a petition had been presented to the queen.

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