Anwar questions opposition silence over Sabah pipeline losses
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KUALA LUMPUR: Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has criticised opposition lawmakers for remaining silent over alleged multibillion-ringgit losses linked to Sabah gas projects dating back to 2016.
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He said the two pipeline projects had resulted in losses of RM9 billion, although RM5 billion had since been recovered through a loan restructuring agreement with China.
"We managed to recover RM5 billion," he told reporters after attending Friday prayers at Masjid Taman Kosas in Ampang.
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