Declassification of 'Double Six' crash report will end all speculation, says Azis Jamman


KOTA KINABALU: The declassification of the "Double Six" tragedy will end all speculation over the crash that killed five Sabah Cabinet ministers and six others on June 6, 1976, says Datuk Azis Jamman.

The Parti Warisan information chief said the tragedy, which also saw the death of then-chief minister Tun Fuad Stephens, had been a mystery to many Sabahans.

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