PM’s wife didn’t request for car with special licence plate during recent Sabah visit, says state secretary (www.malaymail.com)

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In a statement today, Safar explained that it is part of the Sabah government’s usual practice to be the one responsible in providing transport facilities for the prime minister and his wife, assistant ministers and their wives, as well as situations involving ‘very, very important persons’ (VVIPs) coming to Sabah for official or working visits.

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