Sabah deputy chief minister Wilfred Madius Tanga says his cousin registered for the aid.
He said it was Gindalan and his family who made the initiative to register the farm for the cash aid. “It was Gindalan and his family who had run the farm and after so long the aid was given to him,” he said in a statement issued from Kobe, Japan. For Sabah, a rubber smallholder with a 6-acre land or less and a Malaysian citizen irrespective of his or her position is entitled for the monsoon cash aid.
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