evidence: KOTA KINABALU, Nov 27 — Malaysia and Indonesia have yet to come to any agreement over the maritime boundary that includes the controversial Ambalat region off Sebatik Island, near Tawau, which is shared by both countries, said Sabah Chief Minister Datuk Seri Hajiji Noor. [...] The Maritime Boundary, signed under the Sulawesi Sea Treaty, involves only 12 nautical miles and does not put Sabah at a disadvantage on its stand over the Sebatik border, he added. [...] Meanwhile, Tungku assemblyman Assaffal Alian was asked to apologise and withdraw his statement made during the state assembly sitting last August where he alleged that Sabah had lost the oil-rich Ambalat area under the signing of the Sulawesi Treaty.