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Win or lose, I'll continue to serve the people, says indie candidate Wong

By IVAN LOH
Wong showing his inked finger after casting his vote on Saturday.

CAMERON HIGHLANDS: Independent candidate Wong Seng Yee says the outcome of the by-election no longer matters.

Met after casting his ballot at SJKC Bertam Valley here on Saturday (Jan 26), the 40-year-old said he has already spread his message across to the voters.

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