Nanta rejects allegations of Sabah Pan Borneo Highway Scandal

Sibu: The Minister of Labor Datuk Seri Alexander Nanta Linggi has accused of his participation in a corruption scandal in connection with the Pan Borneo Highway Sabah Project (WP35), which recently became viral on a telegram channel.

In today's declaration on Facebook, he described the claims as defused, unfounded and maliciously against him as a member of the government administration.

“The message contains direct accusations against me as Malaysian labor minister with defaming, unfounded and malicious demands. I categorically reject all such allegations,” he said.

He added that the unfounded allegations not only affect his reputation, but also impair the image of the Ministry of Labor and the government as a whole.

More worrying, he said, the message that first appeared in the telegram, has since spread to other social media platforms, which may have caused misunderstandings and negative public perception.

Subsequently, a police report was submitted by his high -ranking private secretary of the TREE HS Lee police station in Kuala Lumpur to refuse the allegations and apply for an immediate investigation.

“In every form that is necessary to support the investigation, I will be fully cooperated and completely left to the authorities to take appropriate measures against those who are responsible for the spread of this defamation,” he emphasized.

He also emphasized that the act of spreading slander should not be used as a political weapon or as a means to bring someone to a personal profit.