Families of 'Double Six' victims to decide on further action next week


KOTA KINABALU: Families of those who perished in the Double Six Nomad crash tragedy in Sabah will decide next week whether they will take any action against anyone linked to the incident.

Datuk Donald Mojuntin, whose father, the late state minister Datuk Peter Mojuntin, was among those killed in the June 6, 1966 tragedy, said any action to be taken, if any, would be made collectively among the families left behind.

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