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China’s Ambassador to Malaysia Bai Tian has urged the Sabah government to review its decision to bar all flights from China.
Bai Tian told a media conference at the Primary Industries Ministry in Putrajaya today that any measures taken by the government should have a concrete base to support its decision.
Bai Tian told a media conference at the Primary Industries Ministry in Putrajaya today that any measures taken by the government should have a concrete base to support its decision.
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