MCO 3.0: Sabah govt allocates over RM150m for third edition of Bantuan Sabah Prihatin, says CM | Malay Mail

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MCO 3.0: Sabah govt allocates over RM150m for third edition of Bantuan Sabah Prihatin, says CM

KOTA KINABALU, June 10 — The state government has approved the third edition of Bantuan Sabah Prihatin totalling more than RM154.83 million in allocation to assist those affected by the movement control order , said Chief Minister Datuk Hajiji Noor.

“BSP 3.0 is in addition to the RM238.36 million distributed through BSP 1.0 and BSP 2.0,” he told a press conference after attending the MCO security management briefing hosted by Sabah police commissioner Datuk Hazani Ghazali and visiting the Sabah police contingent headquarters in Kepayan, here, today.

“The Social Welfare Services Department, Women’s Affairs Department and Malaysian Armed Forces will receive a total of RM19.33 million with 64,449 recipients, which is being handled by the Community Development and People’s Wellbeing Ministry.

 

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