KOTA KINABALU: Former Sabah chief minister Tan Sri Harris Salleh hopes the “Double Six” plane crash report will end accusations over his involvement in the tragedy.
Harris, who succeeded Tun Fuad Stephens – one of the 11 who perished in the crash of the Australian-made Nomad 9M-ATZ aircraft – as chief minister, hoped the report would be released in full.
According to Harris, the documentary presented to the Sabah High Court was aired in 1995 on Australian TV's long-running"Four Corners" investigative/current affairs programme.Long wait will finally be over “I hope those Sabah leaders who have accused me of involvement will accept findings in the investigation report surrounding the Nomad plane crash at Sembulan, Kota Kinabalu and stop harbouring and propagating their unproven conspiracies," he said, thanking Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim for making the report public.
Tengku Razaleigh, who had been in Sabah to discuss the Federal Government’s petroleum agreement with the state, had also been scheduled to be on the flight but was called away at the last minute, according to some reports.
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