Sarawak to continue fighting but won’t secede, says Adenan


A lively celebration: Performers waving the state and national flags at the first Sarawak Day event at the Kuching Waterfront.

KUCHING: Sarawak will continue pushing for its rights under the Malaysia Agreement but will never agree to secede, said Tan Sri Adenan Satem.

The Chief Minister said the state government’s position was to remain in Malaysia “before, now and forever in the future”.

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