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      Has govt considered navy’s needs in LCS revival? Asks ex-minister, deputy
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      Has govt considered navy’s needs in LCS revival? Asks ex-minister, deputy

      Has govt considered navy’s needs in LCS revival? Asks ex-minister, deputy

      Published: May 8, 2021 5:50 AM

      Former defence minister Mohamad Sabu and his former deputy Liew Chin Tong have questioned the government’s plans to revive the littoral combat ship (LCS) project, which has been beset by delays and cost overruns.

      Among others, they questioned whether the revival had taken the Royal Malaysian Navy’s (RMN) requirements into consideration, and whether the causes of the delay had been addressed.

      They said they find it “curious” that Defence Minister Ismail Sabri Yaakob’s announcement of the project’s revival yesterday only spoke on...

      Government agrees to continue Littoral Combat Ship project

      Government agrees to continue Littoral Combat Ship project

      Navy receives second littoral mission ship, dubbed 'Sundang'

      Navy receives second littoral mission ship, dubbed 'Sundang'

      PAC navy vessels delivery delay probe: Zahid vows to cooperate

      PAC navy vessels delivery delay probe: Zahid vows to cooperate

      PAC to call Zahid to complete probe into Mindef's non-delivery of vessels

      PAC to call Zahid to complete probe into Mindef's non-delivery of vessels

      Navy's fourth littoral mission ship ready, naming ceremony moved to Nov 2021

      Navy's fourth littoral mission ship ready, naming ceremony moved to Nov 2021

      Defence Ministry didn't fine shipbuilder RM217m for late delivery

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