Chinese envoy seeks end to diplomatic 'row'


Dr Huang (second from left) during his visit to Petaling Street on Sept 25.

KUALA LUMPUR: In a bid to prevent a diplomatic row from developing, Chinese Ambassador to Malaysia Dr Huang Huikang says he never had any intention to interfere with the country's domestic affairs.

Dr Huang clarified that he had not received any "summons" from Wisma Putra to explain his statement made on Sept 25 in Petaling Street – contrary to what had been reported in the media.

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