By Asrul Hadi Abdullah Sani | The Malaysian Insider
PETALING JAYA, July 4 — Lim Kit Siang said today that the lack of economic opportunities and development in Sabah had caused an exodus to Kuala Lumpur for greener pastures.
“After 47 years, Sabahans are now concerned that they have become the minority and strangers in their own land. How can Sabah’s population of 400,000 during the formation of Malaysia in 1963 be now multiplied to over three million today. Super producers in Sabah, where did they come from?” he said during Pakatan Rakyat’s first meeting of Sabahans in Klang Valley.
However, Lim pointed out that many Sabahans have been exploited with false promises which have left many to be unemployed and homeless.
He added that Sabah still lacked the basic infrastructure and necessities to accommodate the growing number of unemployed.
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