Jamal's towel-clad water protest


Dressing down: Jamal protesting outside the Selangor state secretariat building.

SHAH ALAM: While most Klang Valley residents stored water in containers to face the scheduled water disruption, Red Shirts leader Datuk Seri Jamal Yunos decided to pull off a stunt, marching up to the state secretariat building in Shah Alam, wearing just towels and demanding that he be allowed to shower within the building.

He didn’t get his way – the guards closed the gates.

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