SUPP sacks Wong Soon Koh


MIRI: The Sarawak United People's Party (SUPP) have sacked its Sibu chairman and veteran leader Datuk Seri Wong Soon Koh from the party with immediate effect, and has demanded that he vacate his position as state assemblyman of Bawang Assan state constituency to enable a by-election to be carried out.

SUPP president Tan Sri Peter Chin told The Star on Thursday that the party leadership today decided that Wong had to be sacked from the party following his (Wong's) move to declare that he is joining new party - TERAS.

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