Trades union man knows plight of the people


Shatiri (second from right) presenting bottled drinks sponsored by well-wishers to students during one of his visits to schools in the constituency.

SINCE winning the Kota Damansara state seat in the 14th general election, Shatiri Mansor has been busy visiting schools and mosques as well as meeting people in the constituency.

“I plan to visit the mosques and surau, numbering more than 50, throughout Ramadan and join them for either sahur (pre-dawn meals) or terawih prayers,” he said, adding that this had been his practice since his days as a Petaling Jaya city councillor.

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