'Double Six' tragedy report declassification shows govt's commitment to transparency, says Madius


KOTA KINABALU: The announcement to declassify the report on Sabah’s Double Six tragedy shows the government’s commitment to transparent, fair and just governance, says Datuk Seri Madius Tangau.

The Tuaran MP said that after almost 50 years, the families of the deceased can finally have closure while the people of Sabah would find out what exactly happened.

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