PM says authorities must study Bukit Malut settler issue before acting
The issue of resettling foreigners in Bukit Malut is complex and, with the taxpayer footing the bill, the prime minister says he wants studies made before committing to action. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, June 24, 2019.
STUDIES must be carried out before any transfer of foreign nationals illegally occupying the Bukit Malut area, Langkawi, can begin because the taxpayer would have to foot the bill, Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohamad has said. Langkawi MP Dr Mahathir said it was not a simple matter because it involved the resettlement of foreign nationals, thus we have to take into account the sensitivity of the local residents.
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