GPS secretary-general Alexander Nanta Linggi today suggested that Peninsular Malaysia follow Sarawak’s approach to managing sensitive issues related to race, religion and language. (Bernama pic)PETALING JAYA : Gabungan Parti Sarawak (GPS) secretary-general Alexander Nanta Linggi has voiced his frustration over what he sees as constant quarrels and political bickering in Peninsular Malaysia. The works minister today suggested that Peninsular Malaysia follow Sarawak’s approach to managing sensitive issues related to race, religion and language – which he said are discussed and resolved in harmony in the state. “But when it comes to Sarawak, I’ll be with the premier (Abang Johari Openg) and the leaders in Sarawak. Stressing that the state wants control over its oil and gas, he assured Petronas that Sarawak had no intention of “hurting” the national energy company.