Man who paid RM10,000 to ‘cut queue’ in 2014 is still waiting


GEORGE TOWN: A day after the father of Sungai Pinang DAP assemblyman Lim Siew Khim was implicated in a scandal for allegedly soliciting money with the promise of getting people low-cost and affordable housing, another similar case has surfaced in Penang.

A “cut queue scheme” victim who said he had been on the waiting list for nearly 10 years, told The Star he was referred to an “agent” by a former special assistant of a local elected rep.

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