Pahang MB's special officer, 11 others resign over Cameron Highlands enforcement


Two members of the GOF standing guard as operations to dismantle a vegetable farm in Blue Valley in Cameron Highlands is being carried out. — Filepic

KUANTAN: A special officer to the Pahang Mentri Besar and all 11 MIC members in local authorities across the state have resigned over the handling of enforcement operations in Cameron Highlands.

V. Arumugam said their resignation came after attempts to find an amicable solution for affected farmers in Kuala Terla met a dead end.

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