43 days and counting: 'Tit-tar' master Chris Leong still languishing in Indonesian jail


Photo from Chris Leong's Facebook

PETALING JAYA: Employees of famed "tit-tar" traditional Chinese medicine practitioner Chris Leong have launched a petition urging the government to secure the release of him and his team, who are still detained in Palembang, Indonesia.

His employees claimed that the maximum duration anyone can be held in detention without trial in Indonesia is 40 days, which was on Monday (Feb 18).

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