Penny Wong is my daughter’s hero, says proud Sabahan shopkeeper

By DURIE RAINER FONG

Chris Chu presenting her daughter, Tania’s drawing to Penny in Foh Sang.

KOTA KINABALU: For the last 22 years, Chris Chu has been diligently selling newspapers and magazines without much fanfare from his small shop in Foh Sang here.

But work on Thursday (June 30) had a unique and different meaning as he was about to meet a very special person.

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