KOTA KINABALU: Former chief minister Tan Sri Musa Aman has rejected aspersions that the unprecedented Covid-19 spike in Sabah was triggered by his failed July 29 bid to take back the state government through defections.
In an open letter to the people of Malaysia, Musa said he wanted to set the record straight that he was not the “original sin” as alleged by his opponents in the Warisan Plus coalition who have been blaming him as the trigger for the Sept 26 state polls.
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