
GLC CEO's alleged private jet trip: Sabah Bersatu Youth urges probe
In a strongly worded statement, Sabah Bersatu Youth chief Hisyam Hazaril expressed deep concern over what he described as 'serious red flags' stemming from the actions of Sabah Mineral Management Sdn Bhd CEO Natasha Sim.
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