Sabah to provide training in living skills, moral values to individuals rescued from the street


KOTA KINABALU: It is hoped that teaching basic living skills and moral values will help change how the Palau community lives among other communities in Sabah, says Datuk James Ratib (pic).

The Sabah Community Development and People's Well-being Minister said this was planned for the first batch of rescued street people who were taken in during an integrated operation here on Wednesday (Feb 8).

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