Consulate to take Indonesians back if Sabah’s east coast not safe


KOTA KINABALU: Indonesia will help to bring home their nationals who want to return following reported kidnappings off Sabah’s east coast.

Indonesian consul general here, Krishna Djelani, said this would be carried out if the Sabah government was unable to guarantee their safety.

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