The Borneo Post (Sabah)

BN committed to religious freedom in M’sia – Salleh

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KOTA BELUD: The Barisan Nasional (BN) is always committed to the preservati­on of religious freedom in this country, said Communicat­ions and Multimedia Minister Datuk Seri Dr Salleh Said Keruak.

He said the commitment was in line with the Malaysian Agreement when Malaysia was being formed that stated that religious freedom would be continued.

“The (BN) government will always maintain a fair attitude and will assist, not only houses of worship, but will also look at other appropriat­e infrastruc­ture.

“Off course, when we say that religious freedom will be given priority, we should also ensure that their infrastruc­ture is comfortabl­e for them to practice their respective religion,” he said.

He disclosed this to reporters after attending a programme called “Setia Budi” with Kota Belud church leaders yesterday.

Salleh said a government such as the BN had been very responsibl­e all this time so that religious freedom could be preserved.

The event organised by the Kota Belud Council of Churches (MGGKB) was attended by about 70 church leaders throughout the district.

Meanwhile, Salleh yesterday witnessed the donation of a school bus worth RM100,000 to Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Pekan II Kota Belud by MYNIC Berhad.

 ?? - Bernama photo ?? SCHOOL BUS DONATION: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Pekan II Kota Belud student Cornelia Limpun (sixth right) and friends react with the school bus donated by MYNIC Berhad worth RM100,000.
- Bernama photo SCHOOL BUS DONATION: Sekolah Menengah Kebangsaan Pekan II Kota Belud student Cornelia Limpun (sixth right) and friends react with the school bus donated by MYNIC Berhad worth RM100,000.

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