New party to stand united with all Malaysians


United force: (From right) Yim and Tan with fellow leaders and members at the launching of Parti Bersama Malaysia at Lee Kongsi in Jalan Burma.

GEORGE TOWN: Several politicians were among those who unveiled a new political party known as Parti Bersama Malaysia or Malaysian United Party.

At its official launching yesterday, former Bayan Baru MCA division secretary David Yim and former Gerakan strongman Lim Boo Chang were named vice-presidents in the party led by its president Tan Gin Theam.

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