Pasir Gudang MCA Public Complaints bureau deputy chief Ang Tun Chek (right) speaking to reporters about Chook’s (left) incident where she was harassed by an ah long.
JOHOR BARU: Police have been urged to look into the actions of Kulai MP Teo Nie Ching, who allegedly went against police orders when she and a group of politicians gathered at the Johor Baru Tiong-Hua Association building here.
Pasir Gudang MCA member Ang Tun Chek (pic) said DAP had been officially informed of the cancellation of the proposed debate on SJKC Kuek Ho Yao that was supposed to have taken place on Sunday (March 6) but the group and their supporters still showed up at the venue that day.
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