Harris Salleh hopes 46 years of slander over 'Double Six' tragedy will end


KOTA KINABALU: Former Sabah chief minister Tan Sri Harris Salleh hopes the “Double Six” plane crash report will end accusations over his involvement in the tragedy.

Harris, who succeeded Tun Fuad Stephens – one of the 11 who perished in the crash of the Australian-made Nomad 9M-ATZ aircraft – as chief minister, hoped the report would be released in full.

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