00:00Mr. Sri, is there a link between the riots in Penang and Sabah?
00:10That's a separate issue. I don't think it has anything to do with what happened in Sabah.
00:15What happened in Penang is not a riot.
00:19I can say that it's not a riot.
00:23We are looking for a way to strengthen our national unity
00:27so that we can have a stronger political benefit
00:31before we face a riot in the next two years.
00:35So, Mr. Sri, is there a link between the riots in Penang and Sabah?
00:41I don't want to comment on that.
00:43The government is in charge of this matter.
00:48Mr. Sri, who else will you not answer after this?
00:51I don't know.
00:53I'm afraid someone else will answer after this.
00:56I don't know.
00:58So, the government is responsible for the riots in Penang?
01:03I think you should read my comment on the incident in Abu Dhabar.
01:09If you can explain, you can.
01:11Mr. Sri, are you afraid to explain?
01:14I read the comments from political analysts.
01:18Many of them wrote on social media.
01:25They all have their own perspectives.
01:28I conclude that this is an effort to strengthen our national unity
01:35so that we can have a stronger political benefit
01:40before we face a riot in Penang.
01:42So that we can be a better alternative to the current government.
01:46I have no comment on that.
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