TENOM: Kemabong PGRS chief Datuk Rubin Balang said GRS remains committed to helping the people through continuous development as he called for a stable state government under the coalition.
He said long-term progress depends on concrete action guided by ethical and sustainable planning, including safeguarding cultural heritage by opening a gallery at the Murut Cultural House in Kemabong.
Rubin urged party machinery at all levels to be fully prepared for the election, stressing that their strength lies in teamwork, discipline and shared determination.
He told supporters attending the opening of the Kampung Meluyan Ulu Open Hall recently that the new facility was built to meet community needs for gatherings and religious events, reflecting GRS’ focus on improving local infrastructure.
Rubin, a former Kemabong assemblyman, said he will defend his seat under GRS and believes the coalition’s Sabah is our home spirit will drive their campaign towards another win in the constituency.
