Sabah Pakatan withdraws revenue rights suit against Federal Govt


KOTA KINABALU: Sabah Pakatan Harapan has withdrawn its suit against the Federal Government on entitlements under state rights.

In a joint statement comprising 12 representatives, they said this decision was made due to the positive progress pertaining to the claims under the Malaysia Agreement (MA63), and assurance given by the federal government that their claims would be addressed, among other reasons.

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