Vietnamese woman and three others remanded over alleged assault of Uber driver


  • Nation
  • Friday, 09 Jun 2017

A Vietnamese women and three other men were brought to George Town Court for remand order related to Uber driver being beaten by a group of men in Paya Terubong.

GEORGE TOWN: Four people, including a Vietnamese woman who claimed she was sexually harassed by an Uber driver, have been remanded for three days.

Assistant court registrar Muna Maria Azmi granted the remand order Friday on the 43-year-old woman and the three men, aged between 27 and 32, who allegedly beat up the Uber driver on Wednesday.

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