No sinister motive for Emergency, PM assures industry players at closed door meeting


PETALING JAYA: There were no sinister motives when the government advised the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to proclaim a state of Emergency, Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin told industry players on Thursday (April 15).

At a closed door meeting organised by the International Trade and Industry Ministry, Muhyiddin told major industry players that Malaysia will adhere to the rule of law and the Emergency will not be used to violate human rights, private property and other legal rights.

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