Klang candidates garner all the support they can before polling day


S. Marimuthu, 43, an Indian classical dancer thanking Ching, who wants to address matters on education and culture, among other things, in Klang.

CANDIDATES for the Klang parliamentary seat and its three state constituencies — Bandar Baru Klang, Pandamaran and Port Klang — are on a final blitz of reiterating their promises to the constituents.

Incumbent Klang MP Charles Santiago and his opponents – Barisan Nasional’s Datuk Ching Eu Boon, PAS’ Khairul Shah Abdullah and independent G. Puvananderan – are not leaving any stones unturned as they meet voters.

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