SANDAKAN: Sabah DAP Chairman Datuk Frankie Poon (pic) regretted the departure of three leaders all at the same time, saying it is an abuse of the people’s mandate regardless of whether they decided to be independents or will be joining another party subsequently.
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The former State Health and Wellbeing Minister under the Warisan-Plus State Government believed their resignations were prompted by the proposed tabling of the Anti-Hop Bill in Parliament soon.
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