Still a ‘Bentong man’ at heart


On the ground: Liow (right) meeting Karak residents after attending a programme in Karak, Bentong.

PETALING JAYA: Tan Sri Liow Tiong Lai has not turned his back on Bentong despite no longer being its MP since the last general election.

The former four-term Bentong MP, who was first elected there in 1999, has continued to champion the interest of his ex-constituents, as seen during the fire and floods that hit the area last year.

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