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Employees of 'tit-tar' master Chris Leong working to free him from custody in Indonesia

By ALLISON LAI
A screenshot of the Indonesian news portal Antara News Sumsel's webpage, which pictured Leong (third from left) after he was detained.

PETALING JAYA: Employees of "tit-tar" traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Chris Leong are working to free him from custody in Indonesia and secure his return to Malaysia.

Tit-tar is a traditional Chinese "bone-setting" practice, similar to chiropractic treatment.

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