Ka Chuan: MCA will help SUPP tackle Sarawak polls cyber war


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 14 Feb 2016

Ong with Ang Hock Si Penang chief monk Ven Boon Keng touring the Father Sumangalo Memorial Hall in Anson Road, Penang. ZAINUDIN AHAD/The Star

“We need to explain to the people, especially the youth. We have been focussing too much on ‘ceramah’ and newspapers, but cyber media is a way to reach the society and correct the misconceptions,” Ong said at a press conference at the Penang Buddhist Association in Anson Road.

He said MCA, which does not have any division in Sarawak, will assist SUPP as the party will be contesting mostly in Chinese dominant areas.

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