Brief royal moments for journalists


KOTA KINABALU: For a former radio broadcaster who got to cover Prince Philip up close, it was a nerve-racking experience.

“I was a nervous wreck when Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth II and Princess Anne arrived at the port in Kota Kinabalu in February 1972, ” said Datuk Gan Poh Tiau, 71, who was then with Radio Sabah.

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