Thorny issue over price of three durians just beginning


  • Nation
  • Monday, 10 Jun 2019

GEORGE TOWN: The durian tra­der caught in a “three for RM1,000” controversy says he plans to sue the complainant as his business has dropped by up to 40% due to defamation on social media.

Chin Ah Chian, 52, said he and his partners had met the woman concerned to clarify the issue and prove that the sale of the three durians was done “accordingly” and not as she claimed.

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