Livescape mulls lawsuit against PAS rep for linking company to Thirst concert


PETALING JAYA: The Livescape Group is mulling legal action against PAS Seri Serdang assemblyman Noor Hanim Ismail for defamation, for her comments linking the company to the cancelled Thirst 2015: We Are All Stardust concert.

Livescape regional group head Jason Kong said Tuesday that the company had no involvement with the concert.

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