It’s getting ‘hot’ in Sandakan by-election


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 05 May 2019

SANDAKAN: The political climate is picking up steam in the sleepy town of Sandakan as the May 11 polls draw closer with the two main contenders, representing DAP and PBS, going neck and neck.

The first week of campaigning saw both parties engaging in a public tiff over a controversial billboard, which claimed that Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng had threatened Sandakan voters.

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