Adenan brings a breath of fresh spring air


STEPPING into Bangunan Tunku Abdul Rah­man in Kuching, the lobby was seen adorned with a Chinese-style kiosk, red ribbons and Chinese lanterns, along with a plum tree blossoming in the middle, sending the unmistakable message that Spring is in the air.

Chief Minister Tan Sri Adenan Satem’s (pic) office is on the top floor of the building. The chief minister has been busy celebrating the Lunar New Year with the Chinese community all over the state, and we were plea­santly surprised by the festive atmosphere that welcomed us at his office.

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