Media and public have a field day at court


BUTTERWORTH: It was just 6.30am and the Sessions Court here was already filled with journalists eager to get their media passes to cover the corruption case of former finance minister Lim Guan Eng.

Security was tight in and around the court premises with the Light Strike Force maintaining order and ensuring that all Covid-19 standard operating procedures were adhered to.

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