Johor polls: DAP’s candidate for Yong Peng uses art skills to feature local food during campaigning


YONG PENG: A former art teacher is putting his skills to good use while campaigning for the Yong Peng seat.

DAP's Alan Tee Boon Tsong, who has some 15 years experience teaching art and painting to adults and children prior to joining politics, came up with a series of drawings featuring popular local food for his campaign posters and billboards.

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