'Somebody' trying to derail Sabah’s carbon credit deal, claims Kitingan


Kitingan speaking to the media after an event in Kota Kinabalu on Thursday (July 27).

KOTA KINABALU: Datuk Seri Dr Jeffrey Kitingan insists that the controversial Nature Conservation Agreement (NCA) to sell carbon credit in Sabah is on track but accused “somebody" of throwing a spanner in the works.

The Deputy Chief Minister said the deal, signed with Singapore-based Hoch Standard Pte Ltd on Oct 28, 2021, was still being implemented and there was no official objection to it from the State Attorney General (AG).

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