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(From left) Lee and press conference organising chairman Chong Po Yeng presenting a token of appreciation to Wong after the launch of Buddy Not Bully campaign. Looking on is JCI Bandar Klang 2023 president Andrew Goh.

SUBANG MP Wong Chen has allocated RM4mil over the past five years to 50 schools in his constituency.

The money was spent on infrastructure repairs such as roofing and to upgrade facilities such as toilets and libraries.

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