Why classify a simple report, asks Mojuntin family


Datuk Donald Mojuntin.

KOTA KINABALU: The much-anticipated investigation report over the “Double Six” tragedy has turned out to be a huge letdown, with the families unable to fathom why the report had been kept under wraps and away from the victims’ families for so long.

“It’s only a normal report over pilot inexperience or negligence, (but) it doesn’t indicate anything that would be against public interest. So, why was it classified under the Official Secrets Act (OSA)?” asked Datuk Donald Mojuntin, whose father Datuk Peter was among the 11 killed in the tragedy.

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