Sabah govt leaves it to authorities to declassify reports on Double Six tragedy


Tun Fuad's widow Toh Puan Rahimah Stephens (left) and their daughter Faridah surrounded by wreaths at the memorial service on Thursday (June 6).

KOTA KINABALU: The Sabah government will leave it to the discretion of "relevant authorities" to decide whether or not to declassify reports on the Double Six air crash.

Sabah Deputy Chief Minister, Datuk Christina Liew said while she understood the many calls by the people to make the report findings public, she was not in the position to make that decision. 

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