Oath stone words reappear


KOTA KINABALU: The mysterious disappearance of three key words in the original text of Sabah’s sacred oath stone commemorating the 1963 formation of Malaysia has somehow reappeared on the plaque.

The words “Kerajaan Malaysia Jamin” (Malaysian Government Guarantees) were left out in the wording on a plaque which was a replacement for the original plaque which mysteriously disappeared sometime in the 1980s. The missing words then reappeared late last year without any fanfare.

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