Estonian trade delegation slammed for 'wild party' at KL bar


PETALING JAYA:  Estonia's former prime minister Taavi Roivas has apologised for the improper conduct of members his trade delegation during a party at a bar in Kuala Lumpur last month.

Roivas released a statement Thursday where he admitted that there had been complaints about him, according to Estonian portal err.ee.

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