Three cooks denied entry to NZ lodge complaint


  • Nation
  • Tuesday, 05 Aug 2003

MALACCA: Three cooks here who were denied entry to New Zealand for a holiday and claimed “harsh treatment” have lodged a protest with Wisma Putra. 

The three – Liew Eng Teck, 48, from Malim, Tan Teck Hing, 27, from Taman Bukit Katil and How Ah Wan, 33, from Taman Sri Duyong, – were refused entry to New Zealand on July 19 and had sought help from Durian Daun assemblyman Betty Chew to make the protest yesterday. 

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