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KINABATANGAN: Kinabatangan Member of Parliament Datuk Seri Bung Moktar Radin (pic) asked community leaders to check on residents in the constituency who may have missed out on the food baskets distributed to those affected by the Conditional Movement Control Order (CMCO). Bung Moktar, who is also Deputy Chief Minister, said since it’s a big constituency, there might be some difficulties in distributing food aid to all those in need.

“The distribution of food baskets in Kinabatangan has been carried out in stages, but I’ve asked the community leaders, such as village heads, to report to me or my officers at the Kinabatangan Parliament Community Service Centre regarding those who have been overlooked,” he said in a statement, Tuesday.

He also said 500 food baskets had been distributed to villagers at five villages in Penangah, a remote area in Tongod.

The Kinabatangan Parliamentary constituency is the largest in Sabah, involving the districts of Kinabatangan (8,000 sq km) and Tongod (10,051 sq km).