Kota Kinabalu: Lembaga Perindustrian Getah Sabah (LIGS) membayar RM1.5 juta sebagai sumbangan bagi 2022 kepada Kerajaan Negeri pada Isnin.
Ia adalah kali kedua LIGS menyumbang kepada Kerajaan Negeri selepas kali pertama pada 2021, di mana ia menyumbang RM1.3 juta.Pengerusi LIGS, Datuk Edward Linggu, menyampaikan cek cura sumbangan itu kepada Ketua Menteri Datuk Hajiji Noor di Menara Kinabalu. Turut hadir Pengurus Besar LIGS Sabdil Tanjong dan ahli lembaga pengarah.
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