PM Anwar vows to end water woes, infrastructure problems in Sabah


PENAMPANG: The government is serious and determined to quickly resolve infrastructure problems faced by states including Sabah, said Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim.

However, he said the Federal Government would need close cooperation from states to ensure proper planning and smooth implementation of projects to overcome such problems, including those concerning water supply, road and education infrastructure.

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