Dr M: Govt won't victimise anyone when cost-cutting


SHAH ALAM : The government does not intend to victimise anyone when cutting the costs of administration, says the Prime Minister.

Prime Minister Tun Dr Mahathir Mohamad said that the case of the 52 participants who were dropped while undergoing a special course to become Administration and Diplomatic Officers (PTD) has been investigated before the decision was made.

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