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The political landscape of Sabah is in mourning today following the news of the death of the state’s first woman deputy chief minister. The esteemed politician, whose name has not been released pending confirmation from official sources, reportedly passed away at the age of 86.
The news of her passing came as a shock to many in the community, as she was known for her dedication to public service and her unwavering commitment to improving the lives of the people of Sabah. Throughout her long and distinguished career, she made significant contributions to the development of the state, particularly in the areas of education and healthcare.
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The exact cause of her death has not yet been confirmed, but reports suggest that she had been battling a long-term illness. Her passing leaves a void in the political landscape of Sabah, as she was a trailblazer for women in politics and a respected leader who was admired by many.
Tributes have been pouring in from across the state, with many politicians and community leaders expressing their sadness at the news of her passing. Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor described her as a “pioneering figure in Sabah politics” and praised her for her tireless dedication to serving the people of the state.
Her legacy will live on in the many projects and initiatives that she spearheaded during her time in office. From improving access to education for disadvantaged communities to expanding healthcare services in rural areas, she leaves behind a lasting impact on the people of Sabah.
As the news of her passing continues to unfold, details about her funeral arrangements have not yet been released. However, it is expected that a state funeral will be held to honour her memory and commemorate her contributions to the state.
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The loss of Sabah’s first woman deputy chief minister is a significant one, and her absence will be felt by many in the community. As the state comes to terms with this sad news, the people of Sabah are united in their grief and in their gratitude for her service to the state.
Her dedication to public service and her unwavering commitment to improving the lives of the people of Sabah will be remembered for years to come. May she rest in peace.
