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Sabah CM Confirms State Assembly Dissolved

Oct 06, 2025

The Sabah state assembly has been dissolved.

Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor made the announcement today, after a meeting with Sabah governor Tun Musa Aman.

It is to pave the way for the 17^th Sabah state election, which will see a contest for 73 constituencies.

This is after the motion to give Sabah 13 more state seats was passed in 2019, increasing it from 60.

The election must be held within 60 days from today.

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Eligible Malaysians who didn’t get access to subsidized RON95 due to glitches with the Budi95 system, can file a claim with the Domestic Trade and Cost of Living Ministry.

You can put in a claim for a refund on the ministry’s MySubsidi portal starting this Thursday, although you will need to attach a receipt as proof of purchase.

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Pahang, Terengganu, Perak, Negeri Sembilan, Sabah and Sarawak have been identified as the six states at risk of earthquakes.

The Natural Resources and Environmental Sustainability Ministry says the Mineral and Geoscience Department has found fault zones in these six states that are vulnerable to seismic activity.

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The Education Ministry will allow 72 schools in the Klang Valley to conduct remote learning on the 27^th and 28^th.

This is due to massive road closures and heightened security in and around the city, due to the ASEAN Summit.

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And, representatives from Hamas, Israel and the US are due to start talks in Egypt today…to discuss Donald Trump’s latest proposal to end the war in Gaza.