KOTA KINABALU – Less than 10 hours after returning to Sabah, former chief minister Musa Aman flew back to Kuala Lumpur tonight.
The newly sworn-in Sungai Sibuga assemblyman took a private Bombardier jet at 10pm, the same aircraft he landed in earlier today at 12.30pm.
After being sworn in at the Sabah state legislative assembly building at 3.30pm today, he returned to his house in Luyang where a throng of hardcore supporters greeted him.
The former Sabah Barisan Nasional chief arrived at the Kota Kinabalu International Airport’s Terminal 2, accompanied by several of his private security detail.
About 100 supporters were at the airport to send off their leader, who waved and smiled as they shouted “Hidup Tan Sri” (long live Tan Sri).
Musa did not entertain questions from journalists who wanted to know the reason why he was on his way back to KL so soon despite only coming home hours ago.
Earlier, it was reported that Musa had received treatment at the Clementine Churchill Hospital in London. On his return to Malaysia last month, he was admitted to a hospital in Subang Jaya, Selangor.
– FMT
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