Nicole Wong becomes first female MCA Youth chairman in its 63-year history


  • Nation
  • Saturday, 03 Nov 2018

Wong Siaw Ting and her Deputy Tan Chee Hiong celebrating the victory. - Photo: LOW BOON TAT / The Star

KUALA LUMPUR: Nicole Wong Siaw Ting, 38,  made history as the first female MCA Youth chairman.

She won 136  electoral votes to beat Ng Kian Nam, who got 82 votes, in a straight fight for the top post on Saturday (Nov 3).

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