Scorching heat in Johor


THE race for Chinese votes has put Johor under the spotlight.

Buoyed by the inroads made in the last elections, DAP is hoping to continue its attack in the southern state where MCA is set to contest eight parliamentary seats, including defending the four it won – Ayer Hitam, Labis, Tebrau and Tanjung Piai.

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Politics , Johor , general election , MCA , Wee Ka Siong

   

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