Anthony puzzled as to why focus continues on old issue


KOTA KINABALU: Parti Wari­san Sabah vice-president Peter Anthony (pic), who is under probe over a RM155mil land deal in Sabah’s central Tongod district, is puzzled as to why focus is conti­nually given to an issue that was already probed.

Freed on a RM55,000 bail in one local surety after his seven-­day remand ended yesterday, Anthony said police had cleared him over the aborted 2014 land deal with Rubber Industry Small­holders Develop­ment Authority (Risda).

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