Police deny workers were rioting in Sibu


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 13 Feb 2018

SIBU: The police denied there was a riot by Indonesian workers at a plywood factory owned by a local company here Tuesday (Feb 13).  

On the contrary, Sibu  district police chief ACP Stanley Jonathan Ringgit said the 700 Indonesian workers were only holding a demonstration to demand the company to stop the RM101 levy deduction from their monthly wage.  

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