PETALING JAYA - AirAsia Bhd Group CEO Tan Sri Tony Fernandes has hit out at both the government and the opposition for failing to put the people first.
In his Twitter account today, Fernandes said: "These are very strange times in Malaysia. There is no accountability. No one putting people first. These are disappointing times."
He added: "Goverment and opposition spend so much time on race and religion. Will there ever be a truly malaysian party that puts people first. (sic)".
Fernandes muses if Malaysia would ever see a political party that focuses on putting the people first instead of themselves or their ambitions.
Another tweet read: "Good education, good hospitals, fair distribution of wealth, an economy that creates jobs, honest clean Goverment. Transparent leadership. Where all Malaysians respect each other's culture, religion but work together to benefit all. If you need an example look at Airasia."
Fernandes was applauded for taking charge and facing the public when the AirAsia QZ8501 crash occurred.
He did not disappear from the social media front, but provided regular updates and messages when the disaster happened.
In view of the earthquake disaster that has struck Sabah, he said that Airasia is in existence because of Sabah.
"Our commitment to the people of Sabah wil never waiver despite all the obstacles," he tweeted. - sundaily
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