Cabinet advised King to proclaim state of emergency in Sarawak, says PMO


PETALING JAYA: The Cabinet agreed to advise the King to proclaim a state of emergency in Sarawak as soon as the current state of emergency ends on Aug 1, says the Prime Minister’s Office.

In a statement Saturday (July 31), the PMO said that the Cabinet agreed to this in a meeting on July 21.

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