Explain this rise: Four Sabah reps demand CM Hajiji answer after DOSM logs one in five people in KK
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根据马来西亚统计局最新数据，沙巴州首府哥打基纳巴卢的非公民人口已增至约12.54万人，占该市预估总人口（60万）的20.9%，即约每五名居民中有一人为非公民。数据显示，该数字自2021年的7.91万起持续上升，至2025年已增长58.5%。四位州议员指出，这一增长趋势与州政府自2020年以来减少非公民数量的政策目标不符，并要求首席部长哈吉吉对此作出解释。全州
KOTA KINABALU, Jan 4 — The number of non-citizens in the City has risen to 125,400, or about one in five residents, according to the latest Department of Statistics Malaysia (DOSM) figures, a joint statement said.
The statement by Api-Api assemblyman Loi Kok Liang, Luyang assemblyman Samuel Wong, Inanam assemblywoman Edna Majimbun and Kapayan assemblyman Chin Teck Ming cited Department of Statistics Malaysia data showing a 58.5 per cent increase from 79,100 in 2021 to 125,400 as of December 2025.
They said the steady climb from 79,100 in 2022 to 81,700 in 2023, followed by a sharp jump to
121,800 in 2024, was at odds with the state government’s stated policy to reduce non-citizen numbers since 2020.
The lawmakers noted that Kota Kinabalu now has the third-highest non-citizen population in Sabah after Sandakan and Tawau, making up 20.9 per cent of the city’s estimated 600,000 residents.
They added that statewide figures show Sabah’s non-citizen population has reached 1,043,200 – up from 810,400 under the previous administration – calling for an explanation from Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor on why the numbers continue to rise. — Daily Express
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