35 Lahad Datu umnoonline branches quit, back GRS
Leading the departure from Umno, Momen Angchai said all members from 32 Tungku branches and three others from Segama will be joining PGRS.Momen said the decision was made based on the goals and direction of Sabah under Hajiji's leadership who has successfully formed a coalition of local parties for Sabah's peace and harmony.
"I also made this decision as I realised that Tungku was in need of more development that needed the government's assistance," he said.* Read full report in tomorrow's print paper or log in or sign up for e-paper and premium online news access. * Follow us on Instagram and join our Telegram and/or WhatsApp channel for the latest news you don't want to miss.
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