Passer-by recalls attack in Seafield


Harrowing experience: Chan (left) arriving at the Shah Alam sessions court with another witness

SHAH ALAM: A passer-by’s car was attacked by a group of people during the riots at the Seafield Sri Mariamman Temple in the early morning of Nov 27 last year – but some members of the group later apologised to the victims after they spoke in Mandarin.

Witness Chan Wei Jie said that the group was the same one who earlier attacked the Fire and Rescue Department vehicles as they arrived at the site.

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