Malaysia PM Anwar yet to accept Loke’s resignation as transport minister
Anwar praised the DAP chief's performance in Cabinet, singling him out as hardworking and trustworthy. However, opposition leader Hamzah Zainudin, dismissed the developments as political theatrics.
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