KOTA KINABALU: Along with the families of the victims of the “Double Six” plane crash, one man is eagerly awaiting the release of the incident’s full report to put an end to what he calls 46 years of “slander” against his alleged involvement in the incident.
Former Sabah chief minister Tan Sri Harris Salleh (pic), who succeeded Tun Fuad Stephens in the position after the latter and 10 others perished in the crash involving the Australian-made Nomad 9M-ATZ aircraft, said he hoped the report would be declassified in its full form next week.
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