KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 6 (Bernama) -- Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim today questioned the opposition's apparent lack of concern over RM9 billion in losses linked to pipeline projects, despite the substantial amount of national funds involved.
Anwar Questions Opposition's Lack Of Concern Over Pipeline Project Losses
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Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim criticised the opposition for not addressing RM9 billion in pipeline project losses, noting only RM5 billion was recovered and highlighting the need for political accountability.
- Anwar said RM9 billion was lost in Sabah gas projects, with RM5 billion recovered.
- He accused the opposition of ignoring the issue in parliamentary debates.
- He called for a change in political culture to prioritize development and accountability.
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