Sarawak MTUC concerned about attempts to form new Federal Government


KUCHING: The Sarawak Malaysian Trades Union Congress (MTUC) has expressed concern at the attempts to form a new federal government to replace Pakatan Harapan.

Its secretary Andrew Lo (pic) said any attempt to change the government without a parliamentary vote of confidence or general election was a betrayal of democracy and the people's votes, besides jeopardising the nation's future.

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