Ex-MIC deputy president Subramaniam fondly remembered


KLANG: Former MIC deputy president Tan Sri S. Subramaniam (pic) breathed his last at his home after being bed-ridden for almost 11 years. He was 78.

The former Segamat MP fell into a coma in November 2011 after suffering cerebral bleeding due to high blood pressure.

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