Act quickly to ease tensions Clashes between Myanmar nationals could spell trouble for Malaysia


FOR the past two weeks, Myanmar national Muhammad Sadek, 41, has not stepped out of his house, for fear of losing his life.

However, on Monday, the Rohing-ya Arakanese Refugee Committee (RARC) programme co-ordinator took a chance and went back to work at a Myanmarese restaurant near Kotaraya here.

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