Representatives from the market complexes and hawkers associations posing questions during the dialogue session with Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) councillors and officers chaired by MPPP public health and licensing alternate chairman Ong Ah Teong at Komtar recently. April 16,2014. ZHAFARAN NASIB/ The Star.
REPRESENTATIVES from market complexes and hawkers associations who lack proficiency in Bahasa Malaysia or English should not be afraid to speak out at dialogue sessions with Penang Municipal Council (MPPP) officials.
MPPP public health and licensing alternate chairman Ong Ah Teong said language should not be a hindrance to anyone attending such dialogues.
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