UMS students hold protest over Sabah’s water woes in front of Hajiji’s office


KOTA KINABALU: Universiti Malaysia Sabah (UMS) students went ahead with their protest over the state’s water woes despite the absence of a police permit to do so on Friday.

The group numbering less than 50 people marched about 5km from the UMS campus to Hajiji’s office at the state administrative building here, known as Menara Kinabalu, amid a visibly high presence of police at about 2.30pm.

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