Batik day in august House


Chow (middle in dark shirt) with other state assemblymen all wearing batik at the state assembly building. — photo from Chow’s Facebook page

IT was a colourful batik show on the fifth day of the Penang Legislative Assembly sitting when most of the state assemblymen from both sides of the political divide turned up in colourful batik attire to attend the sitting.

Among them were Chief Minister Chow Kon Yeow and state Opposition leader Datuk Muhamad Yusoff Mohd Noor.

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