'Uncle’ in Kuantan road bully incident urges public to forgive Kiki


PETALING JAYA: Retired government servant Sim Siak Hong has urged Malaysians to forgive the woman at the centre of the “road bully” incident in Kuantan.

“Let bygones be bygones. I feel sad seeing her being detained and will pray for her safe release,” said the 68-year-old who was on air with Red FM radio announcer JJ, Friday morning.

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