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Diesel subsidy issue: Rural Sarawak residents travel up to 150km daily compared to 50km in West Malaysia
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Diesel subsidy issue: Rural Sarawak residents travel up to 150km daily compared to 50km in West Malaysia
By DayakDaily Team KUCHING, June 28: Rural residents in Sabah and Sarawak travel up to 80km to 150km daily for essential services such as schools, clinics, hospitals and government offices, compared to just 20km to 50km for most workers in Peninsular Malaysia, says political secretary to the Minister of National Unity, Dr Stephen William. In a Facebook post, the Kanowit-born leader said the disparity highlights the need for a more geographically…
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