Gov't says committed to recover NFC RM250 Million money


Agriculture as well as Agro-Based Industries Minister Noh Omar today pronounced which a supervision is committed to redeem the RM250 million loan to a National Feedlot Corporation (NFC) though combined which it would take time.

"The supervision is already in talks with a series of companies... to take over a management (of a National Feedlot Centre) as well as a many critical thing is which a government's income is recovered," he told Parliament during a committee stage of a Agriculture Ministry's budget discuss this evening.

"It will take time... demeanour during a MITP (Malaysian International Tuna Port takeover)... it took some-more than a year, ding dong ding dong, since there is a need to acquire a liabilities as well as determine how most will be paid to a government," he said.

NONENoh (right) was comparing a benefaction programmed takeover of a inhabitant beef hollow to a similar 2010 incident where a association had feeble managed a Batu Maung deep-sea tuna port, call a supervision to step in.

"At benefaction there have been a couple of companies which had come as well as given their particular recommendations...

"We have been still in contention upon how to take over, not only in terms of income though also a legal as well as technical aspects," he said.

Noh pronounced Deputy Prime Minister Muhyiddin Yassin has been placed in assign of a takeover as well as a supervision was serious about progressing a National Feedlot Centre as it was crucial for a country's beef supply.

Despite a flop, Noh pronounced which 38 of 57 surrounding satellite farms underneath a plan had proceeded as usual, handling a total of 12,000 cows.

When queried by Zuraida Kamaruddin (PKR-Ampang) how could NFC go on handling a centre in a halt when the resources had been frozen, Noh speculated which a association may have alternative sources of financing.

"Maybe they have their own approach to go on though we can contend which what they have been you do right away is not as good as before," he said.

He combined which NFC had formerly applied to have the resources unfrozen though it had been rejected.
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